- 8 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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Iran Gets Cozy With Saudi Arabia to Strengthen Diplomatic Relations Amid Domestic Unrest
Iran and Saudi have let their past rivalry be bygones as they work towards starting their relationship afresh. The two countries agreed to restore ties
Morocco Delays Israel-Arab Summit Amid Escalating Tensions in the West Bank
A summit between Israel and Arab nations that have ratified the “Abraham Accords” peace pacts has been postponed, according to Morocco. The decision to postpone
Cloud Security Experts in the Middle East Prioritize Zero Trust Strategies
More than 55% of the region’s cloud security specialists intend to prioritize zero trust strategies in the upcoming year, according to a new study on
Kamala Harris: Indian PM Modi’s visit will take India-US ties to next level
Kamala Harris, an American politician who is the current vice president of the United States, has said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first visit
Lebanon’s inflation hits 260 per cent
Inflation in Lebanon, a country in the Middle East, hit an annual rate of 260 per cent in May, which has impacted the purchasing power
Cristiano Ronaldo Signs A Contract With Georgina To Protect His Wealth
Cristiano Ronaldo, a Portuguese professional football player who captains Saudi Professional League club Al Nassr and the Portugal national team, has signed a legal contract
Cyprus Explores Alternative Pipeline Plan
The new centrist Cypriot government is attempting to build plans for a pipeline that would link it to Israel’s east Mediterranean gas fields, signaling a
H1- Retail Spending through Chatbots to Reach $72 Billion by 2028
With forecasts predicting a roughly sixfold growth to $72 billion by 2028, the use of chatbots is expected to significantly increase spending in the worldwide
Iran’s Strategy: From Ties to Saudi Arabia to Plotting Against Israel
This week, Iran is very proud of itself. While Iran is able to present itself as a member of the nations that are currently engaging
Endless Delays: The Plight of Iraqi Interpreters Awaiting Immigration to the United States
Ammar Rashed, a former interpreter who risked his life working alongside U.S. troops during the Iraq War, finds himself trapped in a bureaucratic limbo six