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BEIJING: February’s Beijing Winter Olympics look set to be the strictest mass sporting event since the coronavirus pandemic. AFP Sport looks at what measures athletes and others can expect to face in the “bubble” and how that compares to last s...

NEW YORK: The NBA’s Christmas Day slate seems to lack some of its usual luster as the league grapples with the rise of the Omicron coronavirus variant. The Golden State Warriors, led by NBA three-point king Stephen Curry, travel to Phoenix to take ...

By Abdellatif Sharaa KUWAIT: Rider Abdelrahman Ak-Fuzaie from the Hunting and Equestrian Club won first place during the fence jumping tournament that was organized by Students Association of GUST at Kuwait Equestrian Center. Al-Fuzaie took the first...

Military operation comes after Houthi missiles kill two in kingdom RIYADH: The Saudi-led coalition yesterday launched a “large-scale” assault on Yemen after missiles fired by Iran-backed Houthi rebels killed two people in the kingdom, the...

LONDON: Queen Elizabeth II paid a touching tribute to her late husband Prince Philip in her Christmas Day message as she marked the holiday with a family gathering. In the unusually personal message broadcast at 1500 GMT, the 95-year-old monarch said...

KOUROU, France: The world’s most powerful space telescope yesterday blasted off into orbit, headed to an outpost 1.5 million km from Earth, after several delays caused by technical hitches. The James Webb Space Telescope, some three decades and...

BETHLEHEM: In Bethlehem’s Manger Square, visitors in Santa hats and scouts beating drums marked Christmas Eve, but numbers were lower than usual as coronavirus fears overshadowed celebrations for a second straight year. The city where Christian...

VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis yesterday called for dialogue to counter the isolation wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic as billions around the world marked a second Christmas under the shadow of the coronavirus. An explosion in cases driven by the rise of...

Police fire tear gas to break up protests l Internet cut, activists arrested KHARTOUM: Thousands of Sudanese protesters rallied yesterday, two months on since a military coup, demanding soldiers “go back to the barracks” and calling for a transit...