- 12 January, 2026
Layla Nour
Layla Nour is a health and environment correspondent who writes about sustainability, climate awareness, and healthcare initiatives.
Articles By This Author
Opinion: Is Tunisia at a Crossroads: A One-Man Presidential Race?
Once praised as a shining example of democracy in North Africa, Tunisia is now at a turning point as it gets ready for its forthcoming
Unveiling a Disturbing Truth: UN Human Rights Chief Sounds Alarm on Libya
The UN human rights head shockingly revealed that a mass grave found close to the Libya-Tunisia border has drawn worldwide notice. This revelation emphasizes the
How MBC Revolutionized Streaming in Saudi Arabia and Beyond
For decades, the Middle East Broadcasting Center (MBC) has been a byword for free-to- air Middle Eastern television entertainment. But MBC has silently changed significantly
Why is UK’s Middle East Policy Dependent on the US Election?
Middle Eastern foreign policy of United Kingdom has always been shaped by strategic alliances, regional conflict, and global factors. Still, the outcome of the US
Palestinians and the UN Criticize Largest West Bank Land Seizure in Decades
Strong condemnation against what an anti-settlement organization reports as Israel’s biggest land theft in the occupied West Bank over three decades has come from Palestinians
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s Cabinet Undergoes Long-Awaited Reshuffle
The government of Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly is scheduled for a major reorganisation to address urgent issues confronting the country. According to local media
Saudi Arabia Brings Reforms in Traffic Rules; All you need to know…
Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Traffic initiated the implementation of a royal decree mandating a 50 percent reduction in accumulated traffic fines. This came after
Why Canada Sanctioned Israel Settlers in the West Bank
Canada lately made news when it penalized people and organizations connected to radical settler activity in the West Bank. This action marks a clear change
How Israel Used Starving as a War Technique Against Palestinians
Using starving as a weapon of war is a serious transgression of international law. Human rights groups’ most recent findings and comments point to Israel
The Future Unveiled: Top Emerging Technologies of 2024 and Their Impact
In a rapidly evolving world, staying ahead of technological advancements is crucial for decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and citizens. The World Economic Forum’s latest report, produced in