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A differently-abled Saudi man videotaped his encounter with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, where he was coincidentally driving in the car next to him on a highway in NEOM on Monday. Fahd al-Latif told Al Arabiya English that the Crown Prince said something to him, but he could not hear it as he is deaf. “I am a special needs person, and I didn’t hear what the prince said to me while I was videotaping the incident, but my son Omar was sitting next to me and told me that the prince said: Need anything?

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An Egyptian citizen living in Kuwait was killed during an altercation on Sunday. Kuwaiti newspaper al-Rai reported that the incident took place in the area of ​​Benid al-Qar. The newspaper added that the Kuwaiti Interior Ministry received a communication with the murder in Benid al-Qar area upon which investigation teams and a medical emergency team headed to the scene of the incident. According to investigations, the 30-year old victim died as a result of a stab to the heart. A security source said that the knife used in murder was found at the scene of the crime and witnesses said the killer was an asian, who was arrested by the Kuwaiti police to find out the circumstances of the crime. Edited

A killer whale has stopped carrying her dead newborn calf after at least 17 days, during which she covered 1,000 miles (1,600km), scientists say. The whale "vigorously chased a school of salmon with her pod-mates in Haro Strait" off Canada's Vancouver Island, the Center for Whale Research said. "Her tour of grief is now over and her behaviour is remarkably frisky." Killer whales have been known to carry dead calves for a week, but scientists believe this mother "sets a record". The mother whale - known as J35 - has captivated the world's attention in the past few days. "Telephoto digital images taken from shore show that this mother whale appears to be in good physical condition," CWR said in

Oman’s Ministry of Manpower has introduced a number of new regulations designed to help protect the rights of expat workers in the sultanate, according to local media. According to the Times of Oman, the regulations include the protection of expats who receive no-objection certificates from being reported as absconders by their employers, and a rule that companies that file more than five complaints in a month will be investigated by authorities. The ministerial decision also notes that workers “shall have the right to object to the [absconding] report “within 60 days from the date of the adoption of the notice, by submitting a written request to the competent department, together with evidence

Jason Statham and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley are planning to marry before the end of the year. The 'Meg' actor and the 31-year-old model - who have been together since 2010 and got engaged two years ago - will tie the knot before the end of the year and are planning a huge celebration of their marriage on New Year's Eve. According to the Mail on Sunday newspaper, the couple - who have son Jack, 14 months, together - will send out invitations for the celebrations in the next few weeks. The couple had originally planned to get married last year, but put their plans on hold because of Rosie's pregnancy. Meanwhile, the blonde beauty recently spoke of how "special" it has been to take time off work

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has ruled out negotiations with the administration of US President Donald Trump, going toe-to-toe with him in a series of social media posts. "Even if we ever - impossible as it is - negotiated with the US, it would never ever be with the current US administration," Khamenei said on Monday. Khamenei, who has the final say in Iran's most important political decisions, said that as demonstrated in the 2015 nuclear deal, his country will only enter into negotiations in the position of strength "so that US' pressures and uproars won't affect us". In this regard, let me say a few words to the people: THERE WILL BE NO WAR, NOR WILL WE NEGOTIATE WITH THE US," Khamenei continued.