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وزير الصحة السعودي يزور جناح مستشفى هيوستن ميثوديست ويلتقي بقياداتها‎

وزير الصحة السعودي يزور جناح مستشفى هيوستن ميثوديست ويلتقي بقياداتها‎
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وزير الصحة السعودي يزور جناح مستشفى هيوستن ميثوديست ويلتقي بقياداتها‎

وزير الصحة السعودي يزور جناح مستشفى هيوستن ميثوديست ويلتقي بقياداتها‎

خلال جولته في معرض ومؤتمر الصحة العربي أراب هيلث 2023، زار فهد الجلاجل وزير الصحة السعودي، جناح مستشفى هيوستن ميثوديست في المعرض، والتقى قادة هيوستن ميثوديست لخدمات الرعاية الصحية العالمية كاثي إيستر، الرئيسة والمديرة التنفيذية، ونجلاء الهديب، مديرة العلاقات والتطوير في السعودية وقطر، وخوسيه نونيز، نائب الرئيس لخدمات التطوير العالمية، وطلال بريدي، المدير الإقليمي لخدمات التطوير العالمية.
وانطلق معرض الصحة العربي 2023، بداية الأسبوع الجاري ويعتبر أكبر تجمع لشركات تكنولوجيا ومنتجات الرعاية الصحية في منطقة الشرق الأوسط وشمال إفريقيا، وذلك في مركز دبي التجاري العالمي بمشاركة ما يزيد على 3000 شركة عارضة من أكثر من 70 دولة.
وتعمل الشركات والجهات المشاركة لاستعراض أحدث ما توصل إليه العالم في مجال الرعاية الصحية، حيث يتوقع أن يستقطب الحدث خلال أيامه الأربعة أكثر من 51 ألف متخصص في المجال.

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Rybakina's 1st Match as World Number One Ends in China Open Defeat by Charaeva

Alina Charaeva, of Russia, left is congratulated by Elena Rybakina, of Kazakhstan, after winning their women's singles second round match during the China Open tennis tournament in Beijing, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
Alina Charaeva, of Russia, left is congratulated by Elena Rybakina, of Kazakhstan, after winning their women's singles second round match during the China Open tennis tournament in Beijing, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
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Rybakina's 1st Match as World Number One Ends in China Open Defeat by Charaeva

Alina Charaeva, of Russia, left is congratulated by Elena Rybakina, of Kazakhstan, after winning their women's singles second round match during the China Open tennis tournament in Beijing, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
Alina Charaeva, of Russia, left is congratulated by Elena Rybakina, of Kazakhstan, after winning their women's singles second round match during the China Open tennis tournament in Beijing, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

Three-times Grand Slam champion Elena Rybakina crashed out of the China Open with a shock 3-6 6-4 6-3 defeat by unseeded Alina Charaeva in the second round on Saturday, marking a disappointing start to her reign as world number one.

The 27-year-old was playing for the first time since defeating four-times major winner Aryna Sabalenka to capture the US Open title last month, Reuters reported.

Rybakina had skipped Kazakhstan's Billie Jean King Cup ⁠Finals campaign after ⁠what she described as a physically demanding month.

Charaeva, a 24-year-old Russian-born Armenian ranked 118th in the world, etched her name into the record books by becoming the lowest-ranked competitor since the introduction of the WTA rankings ⁠in 1975 to rally from a set down to defeat the world's top ranked player.

Having weathered Rybakina's early charge, Charaeva converted five of eight break-point opportunities and won 76% of points behind her first serve.

Rybakina struggled on serve, committing seven double faults in the two-hour, 11-minute contest at the WTA 1000 hardcourt event.

Charaeva will next meet Britain's Sonay Kartal.

In the ⁠men's ⁠draw, German top seed Alexander Zverev swept aside local hope Shang Juncheng 6-0 6-3 in the round of 16.

Fresh from his US Open triumph and helping Team Europe win the Laver Cup, Zverev will next take on 24-times Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic in Sunday's quarter-final.

The 39-year-old Serb boasts a perfect 31-0 record at the ATP 500 event and holds the tournament record with six China Open titles.

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Yemen ordusu, Sana ve Sada’daki Husilere ait hedefleri vurduğunu açıkladı

Yemen ordusu, Taiz ve Lahic’in batısındaki cephe hatları boyunca Husilere karşı şiddetli çatışmalara giriyor. (Askeri medya)
Yemen ordusu, Taiz ve Lahic’in batısındaki cephe hatları boyunca Husilere karşı şiddetli çatışmalara giriyor. (Askeri medya)
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Yemen ordusu, Sana ve Sada’daki Husilere ait hedefleri vurduğunu açıkladı

Yemen ordusu, Taiz ve Lahic’in batısındaki cephe hatları boyunca Husilere karşı şiddetli çatışmalara giriyor. (Askeri medya)
Yemen ordusu, Taiz ve Lahic’in batısındaki cephe hatları boyunca Husilere karşı şiddetli çatışmalara giriyor. (Askeri medya)

Yemen ordusu, bugün sabaha karşı yaptığı açıklamada, Sana ve Sada vilayetlerinde Husilere ait stratejik hedeflere yönelik saldırılar düzenlediğini duyurdu. Ordu, “Husilerin kapasitesinin hükümet güçlerinin ateşinden güvende olmayacağını” vurguladı.

Silahlı Kuvvetler Sözcüsü Macid en-Nüzeyli, güçlerin “Sana ve Sada’da Husilere ait stratejik hedeflere ağır darbeler indirdiğini” belirtti. Nüzeyli ayrıca, “Husi milislerinin kapasitesi silahlı kuvvetlerimizin ateşinden güvende olmayacak; onları yok edeceğiz” ifadelerini kullandı.

World

Trump Mulling to Resume Major Combat Operations in Iran

An Indian oil tanker after crossing the Strait of Hormuz at a discharge terminal in India (Reuters)
An Indian oil tanker after crossing the Strait of Hormuz at a discharge terminal in India (Reuters)
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Trump Mulling to Resume Major Combat Operations in Iran

An Indian oil tanker after crossing the Strait of Hormuz at a discharge terminal in India (Reuters)
An Indian oil tanker after crossing the Strait of Hormuz at a discharge terminal in India (Reuters)

With negotiations stalled, US President Donald Trump is considering resuming major combat operations in Iran.

Trump's top cabinet members met secretly at the presidential retreat at Camp David ⁠to discuss next ⁠steps in the Iran war, Axios reported on Friday.

Vice President JD Vance chaired the meeting, the news ⁠outlet reported, ⁠citing people familiar with the matter.

"Things were decided or at least deeply discussed," one of the officials said, referring to the crisis in the Middle East.

The White House declined to comment.

On Friday afternoon, while his advisers were at Camp David, Trump was asked by reporters what his next move on Iran will be.

"If I told you, you would have a major story," he said. "But you will see. It is working out very well. Iran is not doing well."

Tehran has blockaded commercial shipping through the Hormuz strait since the war began in late February with US-Israeli strikes on Iran, while the US military has upheld a counterblockade of Iran's ports.