- 10 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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Security personnel in Iraq confiscate 12 million benzhexol tablets
The antispasmodic medication benzhexol, which is designed to treat Parkinson’s disease but is also misused as a hallucinogen, was found in 12 million tablets, according
US President threatens sanctions against Sudan as the most recent truce fails
In response to the war in Sudan, US President Joe Biden on Thursday vowed to impose further sanctions, declaring that the fighting “must end,” as
Egypt: 14 die in bus crash, 25 injured
At least 14 people have died after a passenger bus collided with a slowly moving truck on a motorway in south-west Egypt, according to authorities
Three jailed Iranian women journalists win UN press freedom award
Three imprisoned Iranian female journalists have won the United Nations’ top award for press freedom “for their commitment to truth and accountability.” Also Read – Iran
‘Modern Family’ actress Sofia Vergara features in VIA Riyadh promo video
Sofia Vergara, a Colombian and American actress and model who rose to fame with the American sitcom ‘Modern Family’, has been featured in a promotional
Sudan conflict: UN chief sending envoy to the nation over ‘unprecedented’ situation
Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, is set to send an envoy to war-torn Sudan amid the “unprecedented” situation in the country, his spokesman
Harry Kane May Visit To Chelsea After Mauricio Pochettino: Harry Redknapp
Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has suggested that Chelsea could make a move for Tottenham striker Harry Kane this summer, following rumors that Mauricio Pochettino
Why Are Aliens Visiting Earth Likely To Be AI-Powered Beings?
With potent new chatbots, AI-powered apps, and search engines being released nearly every day, concern over the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has intensified to
Even when there is a ceasefire, combat in Sudan resumes at night
Even though the warring parties declared a ceasefire, fighting resumed in Sudan late on Tuesday as more people fled the capital Khartoum and former officials—including
Sudan crisis: What’s the conflict all about?
Sudan, a country located in the northeastern region of Africa, has been grappling with a crisis for years. The Sudan crisis is not just any