- 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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Iranian president and Iraqi prime minister vow to fight ‘terror’
On Tuesday, Tehran and Baghdad agreed that the new Iraqi prime minister’s first official visit to Iran should focus on enhancing economic relations, preventing “terrorism,”
West Bank: Two brothers Palestinians killed by Israel
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported that three Palestinian men, including two brothers, were killed by Israeli fire in separate instances in the occupied West Bank.
Saudia-made electric car to be rolled out in 2025
A senior official has announced that Saudi Arabia would make 150,000 electric automobiles yearly and will have its first electric vehicle in 2025. Ibrahim Almojel,
Iranian artists call for boycott of arts organizations linked to Tehran regime
The foreign community has been urged in a statement by a number of Iranian artists to quit collaborating with cultural groups that have ties to
Egypt, Turkiye to re-appoint ambassadors soon
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu stated on Monday that Egypt and Turkey may mutually re-appoint ambassadors and restore full diplomatic relations “in coming months.” As
Ayatollah Khamenei’s niece urges world to cut ties with Iran over unrest
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s niece, Farideh Moradkhani, has urged the world to cut ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran over its violent
South Sudan: Starvation is being used as weapon of war
An investigation has revealed that starvation is being used as a weapon of war by the government forces of South Sudan against the citizens of
Why FIFA Banned One Love Armband?
The Royal Dutch Football Association first introduced the “OneLove” armbands in 2020 as a part of an inclusivity drive (KNVB). The KNVB campaign is against
Jeddah educational institutes closed due to weather conditions
According to officials, at least two people died on Thursday as torrential rains shut down schools and delayed flights across western Saudi Arabia, including Jeddah.
Algeria court sentences many to death over forest fire lynching
According to official media, a court in Algeria has sentenced 49 individuals to death for the lynching of a man who was wrongfully accused of