- 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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NATO intervention in prospects amid escalating Belarus border crisis
Europe–Migrant situation is rapidly escalating, worsening the crisis across Belarus border. Poland, along with Lithuania and Latvia has urged NATO to take “concrete steps” in
Paris Conference for Libya ends: Turkey and Russia must withdraw their mercenaries
France– The President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, the President of the Italian Council Mario Draghi, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the President of
COP26: Politicians and Activists Cautiously Welcome the US-China Climate Change Accord
United States– The world’s top two carbon emission nations, The United States and China, made a surprise announcement on Wednesday stating that the two nations
Lebanon barely sustains with crippling economy but is there any hope for revival
Lebanon–Rough patches surrounding the progress of Lebanon see no end as the country’s economy continues to cripple amid rising fears of shortage of basic necessities
Power struggle in Iraq as drone attack on PM’s home indicates unprecedented escalation of conflict with militias
Iraq–Recent attack by a drone on Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi has raised concerns among the political arena of the country. The senior experts in
Libya: Bashagha tries to remove Al Serraj in a coup
Afghanistan–In Herat, Afghanistan, schools reopen to female students after the appeal of a fifteen-year-old. “Today, as a representative of the girls, I want to send
Iran grants access to IAEA to inspect the “suspected” nuclear sites
Libya– A dangerous news emerged from the G20 in Rome: During the summit, Erdogan officially stated, and in no uncertain terms, that Ankara refuses to
Hopeful Lebanon’s PM pushes for Kordahi’s resignation to dissolve conflict with Gulf nations
Lebanon–Lebanon is facing an internal political crisis as well as diplomatic strained relations with Gulf nations. The reason is miscalculated comments by Lebanese Information Minister
Afghanistan: Raid that killed 10 civilians including 6 children was not unreasonable, an acceptable mistake?
Afghanistan–No violation of martial law, only “execution errors.” That is the result of the internal investigation conducted by the US Department of Defense into the
Egypt to broaden the President’s and military’s national security powers
Egypt–Egypt is all set to expand the horizons of national security powers of its military and president, a move that will bolster grip of already