- 17 April, 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
Heliopolis Heritage: The Spring 2026 Cycling Marathon Sweeping Cairo’s Streets
The grand avenues of one of the most symbolic areas in Egypt are preparing to host an impressive sporting event. This future physical challenge will
Ramadan 2026 Finales: Why “Al Atawla 3” is Dominating Shahid’s Top 10 in Egypt
With the end of the religious month, the audience is anxiously waiting to see the grandiose endings. There is simply one show that cannot be
Why Protecting Gulf Allies Is Key to Trump’s Iran Strategy
The former U.S. President Donald Trump has outlined an explicit policy towards Iran: deny Tehran nuclear weapons, keep pressure without end and do not engage
7 Arabic Desserts Tourists Fall in Love With
The Arabic desserts are usually the sweetest surprise to the traveller who visits the Middle East and North Africa. In addition to the familiar Gulf
Top Things to Do in Amman for First-Time Visitors
Amman is an excellent destination with a fresh blend of old and new, local food, and modern neighbourhood culture for first-time visitors. Nor will you
Shakira to Light Up Aqaba: What to Expect from the March 28 Mega-Concert in Jordan
The Queen of Latin Pop Shakira is bringing her unparalleled energy to the Middle East for a night that promises to be nothing short of
The Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan: Ideology, Governance, and Red Sea Security
Formalization of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan is a critical move towards fighting ideological movements in the country that use religion as a tool to
The Dead Sea Day Trip: Wellness and Mineral Spas Just an Hour from Amman
The bottom of the earth is but a short drive out of the busiest city streets, and the ultimate refuge. The travelers and local persons
“Ali Klay”: The Egyptian Boxing Thriller Sweeping Ramadan 2026 Viewership
Ramadan TV season has projected a lot of television rivalry on the screen in the Middle East region, and one of the productions that are
Visiting Jemaa el-Fnaa at Night? Read This First
The heart of Morocco beats loudest in its most legendary square. When the sun sets, Jemaa el-Fnaa transforms from a bustling daytime crossroad into a