- 3 March, 2026
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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Libya’s fresh clashes may push it back to violent era
Libya–Libya is currently struggling under fresh round of clashes amid continuing rivalry between the two competing governments, thereby steering the country towards political disappointment with
Tehran needs to explain the three ‘secret’ nuclear sites having uranium presence
Iran– After release of a critical report by IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), the United Nations nuclear watchdog, Tehran has been demanded to explain how
New Daesh leader captured in Istanbul raid by Turkey
Turkey-The local media in Turkey has claimed that the country has captured new leader of Deash, also known as Islamic State group, in a raid
Iraq passes law that makes relations with Israel a punishable offense
Iraq– On Thursday, the Parliament of Iraq passed a new law that makes holding contact with Israel a punishable offense, can also lead to death
What is Sand Diplomacy that Iran, Iraq, and other regional nations have embarked upon?
Sandstorms have become a usual event in Syria, Iraq, Iran and Kuwait along with the neighbouring region. The unprecedented number of natural catastrophic events is
Jordan’s King announces to lift COVID restriction soon
Jordan–Jordan’s King Abdullah II said Wednesday that he would lift the emergency laws in the country. The emergency laws were imposed when the pandemic began
US slaps sanctions on Hamas finance official and facilitating network
United States–On Tuesday, the Treasury Department of United States slapped sanctions on the Hamas group. The targeted entities include a finance official of the group
Sudan: Anti-coup figures of Communist Party arrested as protests continue
Sudan-On Thursday, as civil protests bolster across Khartoum and rest of Sudan against the military coup carried out in October last year and calling for
Tripoli clashes: One of rival PMs attempts to claim role, retreats soon after
Libya– One of the two rival Prime Ministers, Fathi Bashagha, entered Libyan capital city of Tripoli to claim the role. But soon after he had
Anti-regime protests in Iran spread with calls for cheaper food and change in rule
Iran– On Friday, more parts of Iran were engulfed in rising protests by the civilians who came down on the streets demanding reinstating of food