- 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
Amir El-Masry and Pierce Brosnan Set to Portray the Story of a British Yemeni Boxing Icon
Amir El-Masry, renowned for his exceptional talent and critically acclaimed performances, will join forces with the legendary actor Pierce Brosnan in the upcoming sports drama
Iran’s warning prompts G7 support as Middle East tensions escalate
Iran issued a stark caution to both Israel and the United States on April 14, cautioning against any striking back taking after its broad ramble
US Embassy enforces travel limits in Israel amid Iran tensions
The later execution of travel limitations for United States government office staff in Israel underscores developing concerns over security dangers exuding from territorial pressures, especially
Iran-Israel tensions escalate following embassy attack, raising fears of conflict
Following Israel’s attack on the Iranian Embassy compound in Damascus, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei gave a harsh admonition, stating that Israel would confront ramifications
Blinken Visits Egypt to Push for Gaza Ceasefire
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to travel to Egypt later this week in an effort to accelerate ceasefire talks between Israel and
Yara Shahidi Shines in Arab-inspired Gowns at NAACP Awards in Los Angeles
Yara Shahidi, a rising Middle Eastern star, graced the 55th annual NAACP Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday night, joining a select group of celebrities
Aid ship heads to Gaza; hundreds face starvation amid 5-month war
As an aid vessel, carrying around 200 tons of essential food supplies, sets sail for Gaza, it underscores the dire humanitarian situation gripping the region.
Houthi rebels suspected in new rocket attack off Yemen’s coast
Within the continuous territorial clashes, a rocket exploded late Tuesday night close to a vessel cruising through the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen,
Artists Find Solace and Expression in their Work When Displaced
Within the heart of Nazi-occupied Paris, on August 11, 1943, a somber gathering saw the bringing down of Chaim Soutine’s cadaver into the soil. Among