- 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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Tunisia to get ‘new republic’ as fear of new dictatorship haunt the country
Tunisia– On May 4, President Kais Saied of Tunisia had announced an establishment of national advisory committee, with aim to bring in a new republic
Anti-ISIS coalition highlights IS terror in Africa and role of Morocco to counteract it
Morocco– The anti-ISIS coalition’s annual meeting was opened in Moroccan city of Marrakech, where in the participants stressed on the continuing threat by Islamic State
US targets 5 financiers of Islamic State
United States–Five financiers of the Islamic State group have been targeted by United States’ Biden administration. Members of the financing network in Turkey, Syria and
A concise guide to Lebanon’s elections
Lebanon– On May 15, Lebanon is holding elections where the people will vote to choose their representatives. The people living abroad will be able to
What are the 5 best legal investments for emigrants in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia-There are many legal investment opportunities in Saudi Arabia that can be a starting point for expats working to make it big in the
What is NOPEC and why does it matter?
On Thursday, US Senate committee has passed a landmark bill called NOPEC or No Oil Producing or Exporting Cartels Bill. This bill will have ability
Lack of empathy and justice as Qatar & FIFA continue to tone down abuses against migrant workers
Qatar–The FIFA World Cup is unarguably the most controversial football tournament in the history. The games are built over graves of thousands of migrant workers
Should the terrorism financier Qatar be hosting World Cup?
Qatar-A tiny country, both in terms of land and population, Qatar holds a rather disproportionate command with its global presence. The presence is however, for
Starting business in Saudi Arabia: 5 steps for foreigners
Saudi Arabia– Saudi Arabia is a country in highlights for its large plans to invest money in next ten years. Tapping in on the great
Economic meltdown in Lebanon brings in a mellowed down Ramadan
Lebanon–Ramadan has always been a big celebratory affair in Lebanon. Every year the big patisserie shop in Beirut, Patisserie Cremino, had to get prepared well