Al-Marsad Newspaper: The Saudi swimmer, “Maryam bin Laden”, managed to cross the Red Sea, swimming from the Kingdom to Egypt. The pioneers of social networks shared a video of Maryam while she was having this experience, which sparked a great interaction among the followers who praised their admiration for her tenacity, as she is considered … Read more
Kuwait – Mubasher: The major Kuwait Stock Exchange indices began trading today, Sunday, with a decline in 7 sectors. At 09:30 Kuwait time, the main market index increased by 1.11%, the two main indices increased by 0.75% and the “general” marginally by 0.01%, while the first index the market fell 0.17% from last Thursday’s level. … Read more
Cholera continues to spread silently in the Lebanese regions, from Akkar to Arsal, especially in geographical areas where displaced and host communities overlap; There, the number of injuries increases every day, the last of which is a baby, the death of a baby no more than five months old. But the greatest fear of the … Read more
Chevrolet unveiled the new Trax, designed to be one of the most beautiful, most affordable and most advanced crossovers. In terms of appearance, the new vehicle differed considerably from previous Trax cars, as it had a leaner bodywork with a modern look and its structure was designed to be less air resistant thanks to the … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: Businessman Talal revealed the story of his founding of a famous restaurant chain in the Kingdom, which started with a simple restaurant, noting that a restaurant branch’s revenue currently stands at 70,000 per year. day. During an interview with Al-Ikhbariya channel, he said: “We started 26 years ago opening a modest and simple … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The CNN host asked Adel Al-Jubeir, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, about the recent allegations after the decision to reduce oil production, and that this meant siding with Russia. Al-Jubeir said: “The kingdom is not on Russia’s side, and is only taking sides to ensure the stability of the oil markets, which … Read more
New research sheds light on some surprising risk factors, which suggest that Cantonese fish (salted fish) could play a role in cancer development. The World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF), affiliated with the Health Authority, said Cantonese salted fish increases the risk of nasopharyngeal cancer. The fund highlighted that oropharyngeal cancer is a rare type of … Read more
Al-Monitor Journal: University of Southern California scientists have shown that regular consumption of sugar substitutes can lead to cancer. Researchers concluded that local substances affect metabolism. So it can lead to diabetes and other serious diseases. According to “Novosti”. According to the researchers, the local substances that can harm the body are: – Saccharin – … Read more
Mahmoud Jamal – Mubasher: Most Gulf stock exchanges rose by the end of the first week of October, following the impact of rising global equity markets and oil price gains after the “OPEC Plus alliance” “agreed to cut supplies by reducing production targets by two million barrels per day. Oil prices, the main catalyst for … Read more
Al-Marsad Journal: Liver cancer symptoms usually don’t appear until it reaches its final stages, but regular checkups are key to survival. 7 signs you may have liver cancer include: Unusual pain and swelling in the abdomen: Most people with liver cancer experience pain and swelling in the upper right side of the abdomen, but in … Read more