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Pulse · Saudi Arabia
The video "GIANT HANTU MASHA, VERITY And DEMON RUMI Are Hunting Everyone! 😱" is trending on YouTube in Jordan, Lebanon, Uganda, and Saudi Arabia. The content features characters from the Sakura School Simulator game.
Prince Hashem bin Al Hussein has been appointed as an advisor to King Abdullah II of Jordan. The appointment by the Royal Hashemite Court is effective October 29, 2026.
Saving has become an increasing challenge due to rising living costs and economic crises, yet World Savings Day highlights its importance as a financial safety net.
A recent study examines why many young people tend to spend their money rather than save for retirement, and how they can better prepare for their later years.
German wealth is projected to exceed 10 trillion euros in 2025, with the wealthiest 10% of households holding about half of this total wealth.
Journalist Muhannad Al-Shanqiti has an English offer, with his future and Saudi concessions being discussed. Coach Al-Ma'lem revealed surprises and nominated Al-Hamdan and a star from Al-Hilal for Europe.
A Minecraft-themed video depicts Abu Fahd kidnapping Zaarour Al-Saudi and taking him to a dangerous location. Another video shows Zaarour being kidnapped by his new girlfriend, Lily Al-Amerikiyah, with Karkoor crying.
The football team Al Ahly underperformed this season despite significant resources. The excerpts suggest the current management lacks sufficient football experience and let go of the unsuccessful coach Rebrov.
Juan Antonio Pizzi, coach of Al Wasl, stated there is no strong or weak team in the league. Juventus's sporting director also commented that Barcelona is no longer a strong team.
Glenn Phillips' century led New Zealand to an 87-run victory over India in the 4th T20I.
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