- 5 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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Saudi announces policy for intellectual property as part of attempts to diversify its economy
The biggest economy in the Arab world, Saudi Arabia, has revealed a new intellectual property strategy to encourage investment and foster creativity and innovation. Crown
Saudi’s non-oil exports rise 4 per cent to $6.6 bn in October
According to figures issued on Thursday by the Saudi General Authority for Statistics, the country’s non-oil exports increased by more than 4% year over year
Lebanese MP urgently requests Italian sea rescue
Rome has been urged by a Lebanese MP to save 70 migrants from Lebanon who were on a boat that capsized off the coastlines of
Houthi-controlled court sentences 16 Yemenis to death and 13 others to prison
The Houthi-controlled court has sentenced 16 Yemenis to death and 13 others to prison, accusing them of working with the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in
US commitment to Egypt’s security intact: El-Sisi
Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the president of Egypt, has gained the US’s assurance that Cairo will be able to defend its citizens and territory. On the
Christmas: Bethlehem welcomes tourists after COVID-19 pandemic lull
Following two years of sluggish business due to the coronavirus outbreak, Bethlehem is experiencing a resurgence of activity just in time for the Christmas season.
How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Is Changing The World?
AI is making education more accessible and effective by providing personalized learning experiences. It is also transforming medical research with its ability to process and
EU imposes new sanctions on Iran over protest crackdown and Russia drone sales
The European Union (EU) imposed new sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran over its crackdown on anti-government and anti-hijab protests as well as its
Lebanese religious leader shames MPs for failing nation’s people
On Sunday, the head of the Maronite Church in Lebanon unleashed a scathing attack on the political elite of the nation, accusing them of failing
Red Sea International Film Festival take two concludes with winning Saudi film
The Red Sea International Film Festival, which celebrated the new storytelling trends and emerging talents from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the rest of