- 20 December, 2025
Khalid Al Mansoor
Khalid Al Mansoori is a political analyst and journalist who covers GCC diplomacy, Arab League affairs, and regional developments in the Middle East.
Articles By This Author
Chad Rebels Agree To Participation In Peace Talks With Doha Mediation
Qatar–Ahead of the national dialogue, Chad’s transitional authorities and rebel groups have finally decided to sign a peace agreement in Doha, Qatar. Dialogue will start
Twitter Admits But Prevents Data Breach Of Its 5.4 Million Users
Not everything is all good with social media giants like Twitter, which admitted to a deadly data breach that happened to its client data last
Houthis Condemned For Sidelining Truce Conditions And Exploiting Civilians in Yemen
Yemen– While the UN and the western world have laboriously brokered a truce between the Houthis and the Yemeni government, the former does not seem
Riyadh: Packed Gamers8 crowd enjoys musical master class
Saudi arabia–On Thursday night in Riyadh Boulevard City, Gamers8’s fourth week began with a jam-packed lineup of performances including Afrojack, R3HAB, Wizkid, Dafencii, and Afroto.
Turkey Is Happy To Pay In Roubles For Natural Gas Supply From Russia
Turkey–Everyone’s enemy is my friend- is the diplomacy mantra that Turkey follows as it opens wide its arms to embrace the heavily sanctioned Russia by
Nancy Pelosi Taiwan Visit Will Cost America Much More Than Just Sanctions
Taiwan–The US congressional delegation led by senior Democrat Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan has not gone too well with China. First of all, they have gone
Thousands Attend Mass Prayer In Show Of Force By Iraq Cleric Sadr
Iraq–Thousands of people attended mass prayers on Friday in Baghdad’s Green Zone in a show of force by Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr after his
South Sudan Leadership Salva Kiir Defers Elections, Again!
Sudan– South Sudan has yet again postponed elections for another two years, swashing the hopes for legitimate democratic rule. The current transitional government will remain
Why Is Everyone So Angry In Lebanon?
Lebanon– In a global survey, it has been ascertained that Lebanon has come on the top position of the world’s most angry country. In a
Why Overdone Military Spending Has Been A Bad Economic Policy?
Egypt–A military driven Egyptian economy has already gone the wrong route and this would be difficult to traverse for a new leadership. But more than