- 8 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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Saudi Arabia wildlife: Everything you need to know
Saudi Arabia is home to a sizable and varied fauna. Saudi Arabia’s wildlife is a major draw for travelers. When visiting Saudi Arabia, visitors may
Study Reveals Middle East CEOs’ Optimism towards Economic Growth and AI Integration
A recent report has shown that despite global economic volatility and the emergence of new technologies, CEOs in the Middle East remain confident about their
Explore 10 beautiful parks in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia boasts several beautiful green parks, both man-made and natural, despite being a desert nation. These parks in Saudi Arabia are made to provide
Strengthening Family Bonds During Ramadan
Family plays a central role in Saudi Arabian culture, and during the holy month of Ramadan, various activities are organized to strengthen familial bonds and
Morocco’s Sufi Clout Thwarts Iran’s African Ambitions
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI launched the Atlantic Africa Initiative, a strategic move aimed at strengthening the country’s economic, cultural, and religious ties with African nations.
Motives fueling the propaganda onslaught against Israel.
In his recent statement, President Biden has underscored the inherent right of the state of Israel to defend itself against any threats or attacks. This
Libya’s Currency Collapse Sends Basic Goods Prices Soaring
Libya’s economic situation has taken a turn for the worse as the country’s currency, the Libyan dinar, has been rapidly losing value. The dinar’s depreciation
Israel Approves 3,400 New Settler Homes in Occupied West Bank
The Israeli government has moved forward with plans to build over 3,400 new homes for Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank area. This is
Turkey detains 7 more suspects for selling intel to Israel
In a later improvement, Turkish specialists have confined seven people suspected of collaborating with the Israeli spy agency, Mossad. These captures come as a portion
West refrains from confronting Iran as IAEA meeting starts
The U.N. nuclear watchdog’s quarterly meeting began, with Western powers again refraining from confronting Iran for its lack of cooperation. The quarterly assembly of the