- 12 January, 2026
Layla Nour
Layla Nour is a health and environment correspondent who writes about sustainability, climate awareness, and healthcare initiatives.
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New Delhi Adopts Artificial Rain to Clear Air Pollution
In a desperate bid to tackle air pollution, India’s capital New Delhi is looking at cloud seeding, in other words – artificial rain. Clean air
Hostages Release to Pause Gaza War up to Three Days
There is a glimmer of hope for the families of Israeli hostages and for the people of Gaza as key players in the region have
Moldova Torn Between Russia and the EU
While Moldovan public opinion favors integration with the European Union, Moldova as a country is caught between Russia and the west. A recent poll established
Scythian-Saka Era Pyramid Discovered in Kazakhstan
A 3,400-year-old pyramid dating back to the Scythian-Saka era was discovered during four excavations at the Karajartas Mausolem in Kazakhstan. It was found near the
US Shares Blame for Hamas Oct 7 Attack: Ex-CIA Officer
More than two decades ago, the US stopped spying on Palestinian terror groups, including Hamas and focused on Al Qaeda and the Islamic State, following
Egyptian Startup Almouneer Revolutionizing Healthcare
Almouneer, an Eyptian health tech company led by women, is striving to revolutionize healthcare for people suffering from diabetes and obesity. These two lifestyle diseases
EU Out of Funds Amid Ukraine War and Migration Crisis
The EU is cash strapped. With the bloc’s common budget up for review, the member states are not keen in coughing up funds to make
Israel Pitches US Against Iran Amid Hamas War
The US has found itself face-to-face against Iran proxies in the Middle East despite not wanting to be dragged into a full-out war with Israel
Saudi Bringing Peace to Sudan With Jeddah Negotiations
The warring factions in Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), have had enough of the civil war and are
Iraq Government Rejects Demands to Close the US Embassy
Iraq has international obligations and any decision that targets diplomatic missions would affect the country’s foreign ties, says Bassem al-Awadi, spokesman for the Iraqi government.