- 2 August, 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.
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Israeli measures would weaken the court: UN rights chief
The proposed overhaul of Israel’s court system has raised concerns from the UN’s human rights chief, who fears that it will “dramatically impair” the judiciary’s
Successive Developments in the Human Rights March in UAE
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A fresh 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Turkish southern province of Hatay and northern Syria on Monday, followed by a 5.8 tremor several minutes later,
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HAARP Causes Earthquakes – Myth Or Truth, Fact Check
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Iran Nuclear Deal: Did Iran “intentionally” enrich Uranium to 84% purity?
Inspectors with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) recently found uranium particles enriched to a purity of 84% – the highest levels ever seen in
How Much Should You Save for Retirement in Your 30s?
If you’re having a conversation with your financial professional or reviewing your retirement accounts by yourself, it’s a good idea to ask how much money
Despite criticism, Israeli President pursues changes to the judiciary
Despite huge protests, warnings from military and industry leaders, and pleas for restraint from the United States, Israel’s government was moving forward on Monday with
Turkey halts rescue efforts in all but two provinces
The Republic of Turkey has stopped its search and rescue operations in most provinces except for two, according to the country’s disaster management authority. According
Powerful Tunisian trade union protests over economic woes and ‘arbitrary arrests’
Thousands of members of the North African country’s powerful UGTT trade union held demonstrations in eight cities on Saturday over President Kais Saied’s policies, worsening