- 31 July, 2026
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
What It Means for the Middle East if Donald Trump Becomes the US President Again
Donald Trump’s robust pro-Israel posture was well-known during his presidency. He and Benjamin Netanyahu announced the “Deal of the Century” for Middle East peace in
Don’t Believe Everything You See: Seven Signs You’re Watching a Deepfake
In the digital age of today, manipulated videos represent a main challenge. Driven by complex artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms, deepfakes may seamlessly overlay one person’s
Child Labor Regulations: Minimum Age to Get a Job in India
Children working is still a serious issue in many nations, including India. Children generally operate in many different industries under challenging and dangerous conditions. Apart
Are Turkey and Syria Nearing Restoration of Relations: Why This is Crucial
The relationship between Turkey and Syria has historically been marked by deep-seated animosity and complex geopolitical dynamics, exacerbated significantly during the Syrian Civil War. Turkey,
Who is Leading Iran’s Snap Presidential Elections
Following the death of Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash, Iranians went to vote Friday for a fresh president. The election falls amid growing public
Hard Liners Rally in Iran’s Presidential Election: Key Candidates Withdraw
Strategic Withdrawals to Strengthen Unity As Iran is all set for the upcoming presidential election, two prominent candidates have withdrawn from the race, aiming to
How to Perform Tawaf: Your Simple Guide
Tawaf is an important Islamic ritual where you walk around the Kaaba seven times. It’s a big part of Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages. Let’s learn
Top 5 most expensive phones in the world
In a world where smartphones are everywhere, some devices stand out not only for their advanced functions, but also for their exorbitant prices. These premium
Historic Ruling: Ultra-Orthodox Men to Be Drafted into Israeli Military
In a landmark decision, Israel’s Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the military must begin drafting ultra-Orthodox men for military service. This ruling, announced on
Julian Assange’s 12-Year Legal Battle: From Espionage Charges to a Plea Deal
The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has been at the center of a major legal battle since WikiLeaks released hundreds of thousands of classified U.S.