- 7 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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American States Take Action to Protect Children’s Online Privacy
American states are taking significant steps to protect children’s privacy online by enacting laws that prevent technology companies from collecting data or determining precise locations
Iranian President’s upcoming visit to Pakistan amid regional tensions
The declaration by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with respect to the upcoming visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Pakistan signals a noteworthy step in
Iran’s limited impact retaliation against Israel amidst growing support
The recent trade of dangers between Iran and Israel speaks to a noteworthy heightening in pressures that have stewed for a long time. Iran’s choice
Biden administration treads carefully in response to Iran strike, oil sanctions
Iran’s recent missile and drone strike on Israel has provoked examination of potential reactions from the Biden organization. In spite of the gravity of the
Biden Unlikely to Impose Harsh Sanctions on Iran After Israel Attack
In the wake of Iran’s missile and drone strike on Israel, the Biden administration faces a delicate balancing act, weighing the need to deter future
Taming Technology Giants: Two New Laws Targeting Digital Services and Gatekeepers
Two significant laws have recently come into force in the European Union (EU) to regulate the activities of digital platforms and address concerns related to
Mike Johnson spearheads urgent aid amidst divides and regional instability
In a time full of geopolitical pressure and territorial precariousness, House Speaker Mike Johnson’s later announcement to fast-track crisis help for Israel underscores the squeezing
Lebanon navigates security and refugee policy amidst political turmoil
The recent killing of Pascale Suleiman, a member of the Lebanese Forces Party, by a gathering of Syrian nationals has brought to light the complex
Lebanon’s political turmoil intensifies as politician’s death fuels sectarian strife
The death of Pascal Sleiman, a local politician in Lebanon, has mixed deep-seated partisan and political pressures inside the nation, worsening existing blame lines and
Kuwait’s snap elections balance continuity with limited new voices
The recent snap elections in Kuwait, the fourth in the past 40 months, have once more brought to the cutting edge the perplexing move of