The Ministry of Tourism in Saudi Arabia has restructured its penalty system to make enforcement fairer and more proportional, distinguishing between major and minor violations while offering support to small tourism businesses under the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 reforms
In a major advisory opinion, the ICJ declared Israel legally bound to allow UN aid into Gaza. The court dismissed Israel’s claims against UNRWA, stressing that humanitarian needs of Palestinians must be met despite political disputes
It has not only contributed to the growing participation of women in sport but has also played a role in reshaping societal norms, promoting gender equality, and aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 to create a healthier and more inclusive society
The 2025 3x3 World Tour will span 15 cities across three continents, bringing the fast-paced, high-energy sport to millions of fans worldwide. The competition will kick off in Utsunomiya, Japan, in April, before making its way through major international cities
Ronaldo, 39, who joined Al-Nassr in 2022 after leaving Manchester United, was met with chants of “Messi, Messi” from opposition fans at King Abdullah Sports City on Friday
Both teams made one change to their starting line-ups ahead of the match. Egypt's coach Juan Carlos Pastor brought in debutant centre-back Seif Hany in place of left-back Abdelrahman Abdou
While China was set to host the match to mark the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations with France, the Chinese authorities called off the event, just as they did the previous year when Thailand was slated to host
According to reports, the Cottagers are willing to meet Al-Ettifaq’s £5 million (€6m/$6m) asking price, and the Liverpool legend is prepared to sanction the move
Ronaldo, 38, has consistently championed the SPL’s quality since his high-profile move to Al Nassr in 2023. At the awards ceremony, the Portuguese forward was outspoken about his views on the competitiveness of the Saudi league compared to France’s Ligue 1
Saudi Arabia’s strict prohibition of alcohol has been a central concern for fans and sponsors alike, particularly as alcohol is traditionally a prominent aspect of fan culture during World Cup matches
The 2034 tournament, meanwhile, will be awarded to Saudi Arabia, marking the kingdom's debut as a World Cup host and making it the second Middle Eastern country to host the prestigious event, after Qatar in 2022
The plans for Saudi Arabia’s World Cup bid involve the construction of eight new stadiums and the addition of 175,000 hotel rooms, all of which will depend heavily on migrant workers, primarily from South Asia
The Community Sports Arena, set to redefine urban living in Dubai. Located in the dynamic Dubai Sports City, the AED 477 million (USD 130 million) residential development promises to merge lifestyle, work, and wellness into one vibrant community
The FIFA rankings are based on a variety of factors, including recent results in major competitions and qualification campaigns. The draws against two relatively lower-ranked teams certainly had a negative effect, sending Egypt down from 30th to 33rd place
The Ministry of Tourism in Saudi Arabia has restructured its penalty system to make enforcement fairer and more proportional, distinguishing between major and minor violations while offering support to small tourism businesses under the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 reforms
In a major advisory opinion, the ICJ declared Israel legally bound to allow UN aid into Gaza. The court dismissed Israel’s claims against UNRWA, stressing that humanitarian needs of Palestinians must be met despite political disputes
Israeli jets carried out heavy airstrikes in Lebanon’s southern and eastern regions, reportedly targeting Hezbollah infrastructure. The attacks killed at least one person and shattered months of relative calm under a fragile ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah
Gaza’s devastation runs deep, with homes, hospitals, and schools destroyed beyond repair. As rebuilding costs soar to $70 billion, international donors, regional powers, and humanitarian agencies struggle to determine who will shoulder the financial and political burden