- 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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Egypt comes in support of agreement to end Sudan’s political crisis
Sudan–Several countries have stressed on Sudanese officials to take necessary action to end the ongoing political turmoil in the nation. It was only recently that
Did Qatar spy on FIFA to win hosting bid for 2022 World Cup?
Qatar–Yes, according to an investigation conducted by The Associated Press. Qatar, a tiny but wealthy Arab nation, has spied on FIFA officials for years through
Libya: Interim Prime Minister emerges as new presidential candidate
Libya–A new name has been added to the hefty list of presidential candidates for Libya’s elections. Libya’s interim prime minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has decided
Reconciliation between Syria and the Arab League: A sign for Washington
Syria– The position of the Gulf countries on Syria took a radical turn when it took strong classes against the Islamic groups that took power
UK to announce Hamas a banned terrorist organization
Palestine–No longer differentiating between the political and military wing of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, the United Kingdom announced that it will soon ban the
Nuclear talks resume but Iran won’t let it be an easy feat
Iran– This month the Iran nuclear deal talks will finally resume, after months of stalling and contemplation. Iranian regime will sit across the table with
Turkey, Israeli couple accused of espionage released
Turkey–The Turkish regime released two Israeli spouses, Mordechai and Natalie Oknin, arrested eight days ago for photographing President Erdogan’s palace in Istanbul and later suspected
Pfizer permits other companies to manufacture its promising Covid-19 pill’s generic versions
United States–In a ground breaking development which is a step towards global vaccine equity, US drugmaker giant Pfizer Inc has struck a deal with United
Iran tensed after Israel-Gulf countries come together for military exercise
Iran–Arab politics has always been extremely complicated especially in terms of the diplomatic relations between each other. Three years ago, it was almost unimaginable for
The New York Times reveals probable US war crimes in Syria
Syria–The New York Times ran an article on November 13, accusing the US military of concealing two airstrikes conducted in Syria on March 18, 2019,