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CAIRO( REUTERS)-A Saudi official denied claims by some media outlets that the kingdom used spyware

Adult paper wasps are capable builders, painstakingly mouth-crafting nests out of plant matter and spit.... Animals in the ocean use it to lure prey. Fluorescence in terrestrial animals is more perplexing, and seems to be rarer.... But it can be hidden in plain sight: In recent years, people have spotted a number of previously unknown instances, such as glowing platypuses and flying squirrels, by simply waving UV lights around in backyards, zoos and natural history museums. Bernd Sch？...

LONDON( Reuters)-At least one patient has died in the United Kingdom after contracting the Omicron

1980s, he founded Sky Kingdom. His commune in Kampung Batu 13, Hulu Besut, was a “ palace ” featuring

on Wednesday that his kingdom supports efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, as

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud has said that the Kingdom will

UNAIZAH, Saudi Arabia( Reuters)-Stepping out of a shared taxi in central Riyadh, Reham Al-Ahmed walked into the shopping mall where she works four days a week selling cosmetics.Al-Ahmed, a high school graduate, is the first woman in her family to have a job.... An absolute monarchy, it permits no political parties or elections.... Men still have a tight grip on power....

Open this photo in gallery British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he believes the U.K. can achieve' complete clean energy production'by the middle of the next decade. Phil Noble/ The Associated PressAll of Britain’s electricity will come from renewable sources by 2035, the governing Conservatives announced Monday, saying the move would help end the country’s reliance on imported fuel. Business and Energy Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said “ the only way to strengthen Britain’s energy security is z

Some have argued that privatisation helps reduces money for investment by channelling profits to shareholders.“ Would nationalisation, itself a long and expensive process, be an improvement over better regulation of the private sector?... ” asks Professor Len Shackleton of the pro-free trade think tank The Institute of Economic Affairs." Certainly, the costs would be reduced if no dividends were paid.... But public borrowing always has a cost....