- 5 December, 2025
Fatima Saif
Fatima Saif is a lifestyle and culture writer who covers Emirati arts, tourism, and modern cultural trends across the Gulf.
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Lebanon: Electricity charges fuel refugee crisis
According to Quds Press, the decision by the Lebanese government to demand payment for energy provided to Palestinian refugees in the nation will worsen the
Iran morality police unclear after ‘closure’ comment
State television claimed on Sunday that an Iranian politician said the administration was “paying attention to the people’s legitimate demands,” a day after a top
How freelancing is shaping post-pandemic Middle East’s workmode
The movement toward flexible contracts, self-employment, and telecommuting has been gaining momentum across a variety of different sectors ever before the COVID-19 pandemic changed the
16 Celebrities Who Quit Twitter After Elon Musk’s Takeover
Social media and Twitter have been around for a long time. With the growth of celebrities quitting Twitter and the future of social media, we
Iran’s Mahsa Amini protests now have women from conservative region
Fully clad in the conservative black attire women in Sistan-Baluchistan province of Iran have now joined the civil protests across the country against the regime
Israel is deporting Palestinian lawyer to France
After announcing to strip a Palestinian lawyer of his Jerusalem residency, Israel has announced that it is now planning to deport him to France, over
OIC welcomes UN’s resolution on Palestinian cause
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) applauded the adoption of five significant resolutions by the UN General Assembly on Palestine and the Middle East, including
Saudi Arabia initiates second edition of Tawteen program – aims 170,000 jobs
The second iteration of a government programme to increase employment in the Kingdom has just been launched, and it is expected to result in the
Lebanon MPs fail to fill vacant presidency again
Despite the worsening effects of the political impasse on the nation’s economic troubles, Lebanon’s attempt to elect a new president failed for the eighth time
Egyptians ask British Museum to give Rosetta Stone back
The controversy over who owns ancient relics has become a bigger problem for museums in Europe and America, and the focus has shifted to the