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Saudi Arabia Unveils Oldest Evidence of Human Life in Arabian Peninsula

Riyadh — Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Culture announced the discovery of the Arabian Peninsula’s oldest known architectural settlement, dating back

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From Cafes to Championships: Saudi Arabia’s Esports Revolution

Experts believe the site provides valuable clues about the role of the Arabian Peninsula as a crossroads of ancient civilizations.