NWC's 13.01 km Arafat water mains sit on a 22-month clock that lands after Hajj 1448, while peak-day pumping already exceeds 1 million cubic meters.
Seven attackers took 51 years and six months in prison after Liverpool boxer Anthony Dodson was stabbed in the heart, with the knifeman still unnamed.
Jordan's Batch 54 is the first finished conscript class since 1992, a three-month lottery of 6,000 men rather than the old two-year draft.
A Royal Court adviser took the Red Sea regulator from the tourism minister in 2025. The job now is marina licenses, beach rules and coastal patrols.
Israel intercepted a Houthi Palestine-2 aimed at Ben Gurion on August 17, 2025, yet sirens and a flight pause still handed Sanaa the disruption it claimed.
Chinese brands hold 43 percent of Egypt's passenger sales after kit plants used a steep tariff gap and a lower local-content floor.
Advent took Sapiens private for $2.5 billion, but Formula Systems kept 18.68% of the new parent and later paid a $200 million special dividend.
Al-Nassr took the 2025-26 Saudi Pro League with 86 points. Unbeaten Al-Hilal finished two behind, and last year’s champions finished fifth.
King Abdullah’s Neom talks with Mohammed bin Salman put Saudi intelligence and the PIF at the table, because Jordan sits on any Palestinian displacement route.
Greece's Israel wager is now hardware: a €3.035 billion air dome, a stalled Cyprus cable, and the UN Security Council gavel.