一 | Salman Khan is among the Bollywood stars attending the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah this year. At the Golden Globes dinner, Salman arrived looking dapper in a black suit and tie. He posed with other notable personalities present at the event and expressed his excitement over Alia Bhatt being honoured. Pictures from the event show Salman Khan alongside Idris Elba, Edgar Ramirez, Olga Kurylenko, Emad Iskande, and other big celebs. He was all smiles as he posed for the cameras. Fans were visibly impressed by his look. One of them commented, "Bhai is ageing backwards, man." Another commented, "Looking a lot like he was in the 2000 decade." Another exclaimed, "Uff! Handsome as ever." Regarding his attendance at the Red Sea Film Festival, Salman said, "I love it here. I like Saudi. A lot of people here like the culture. It's nice. I keep on visiting this place quite a bit nowadays. So, it's good." He also commented on Alia Bhatt receiving an honour at the Golden Globes event. He said, "Yes, Alia Bhatt, it's amazing! I think only Saudi could've done this. It's amazing. They're going places really rapidly; it's a good thing. I like it that they bring their best and our culture together." Salman's last on-screen appearance came in Sikandar earlier this year which also starred Rashmika Mandanna, Kajal Aggarwal, Anjini Dhawan and Sharman Joshi among others. On the other hand, Alia Bhatt is prepping for her next releases, Alpha and Love & War which are slated to hit screens next year. Salman is preparing for his upcoming film, Battle of Galwan. This war drama is based on the Indo-China conflict at Galwan Valley. Directed by Apoorva Lakhia, it draws inspiration from a chapter in the book India's Most Fearless 3. While Salman’s character poster has been revealed, the film's first look has not yet been released. Also Read: Photos: Salman Khan SNAPPED at The Mumbai Airport。 MEXICO CITY -- Venezuela’s government and opposition will resume their dialogue, mediated by Norway, with talks scheduled for Tuesday in Barbados, Norway’s embassy in Mexico said Monday in a brief statement posted to the platform X.Mexico hosted multiple rounds of talks in 2021 and 2022. When they last met, in November 2022, the sides agreed to create a U.N.-managed fund to finance health, food and education programs for the poor while the U.S. government agreed to allow oil giant Chevron to pump Venezuelan oil.Colombia and other countries have tried in recent months to restart negotiations between the sides, but the government of President Nicolás Maduro has demanded that the U.S. drop economic sanctions and unfreeze Venezuelan funds held overseas as a condition of resuming talks.Norway’s statement Monday said that the two sides had decided to resume the dialogue “with the objective of reaching a political agreement.” Venezuela's government did not immediately comment.A U.S. official who requested anonymity to discuss the sensitive negotiations said there was no “deal” between the U.S. government and Venezuela.The official said the Biden administration supports Venezuelan-led negotiations and is prepared to provide relief from sanctions in response to concrete actions toward holding competitive elections.The dialogue formally began in September 2021, but President Maduro’s delegates walked away from negotiations in October 2021 after Colombia-born businessman Alex Saab was extradited on money laundering charges from Cape Verde to the U.S. Maduro conditioned a resumption on the release of Saab.The political, social and economic crisis that has come to define Venezuela has evolved since it began a decade ago as a result of a global drop in the price of oil, Venezuela’s most valuable resource, mismanagement by the self-proclaimed socialist administration and government repression of its opponents.A brief period of relative economic stability has again been shaken by jumping food prices, business closures and another wave of emigration.Some members of the Venezuelan opposition celebrated Norway’s announcement.Luis Florido, a former exiled opposition lawmaker, said on X that only through negotiations would Venezuelans be able to restore democracy through the ballot box.“You won’t get everything you want, but you will make progress,” he said of the negotiations.The talks were scheduled to take place in Bridgetown, Barbados.__Hussein reported from Washington. AP writers Josh Boak in Washington and Joshua Goodman in Miami contributed to this report.。
Current article:http://ab86bxh.bainangmieruopanglaomen.sbs/list_gsx/2814do.xlsx
Published on:15:27:36
