- 8 November, 2026
The Arab Post
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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Algeria Raise Civil Protection Pay: What Changes for Emergency Workers?
The Algerian government recently announced in September 2026, a huge change in the compensation of its frontline heroes. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune during a high-level Council
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A gold mine shaft collapsed in the remote area of Oni, in northeastern Sudan’s Red Sea state, killing at least 11 miners and injuring 30.
Syria Detains 5 Officers of Assad Air Force Over Civilian Airstrikes: Who Are The Ex-Captains?
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Syria and Uzbekistan Sign Economic MoU: What New Trade Cooperation Is Planned?
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The governments of Jordan and Panama recently signed a historic diplomatic visa waiver agreement, aimed at deepening diplomatic relations between the two countries. Recently, the
Iran Executes Man Convicted of Espionage for Israel: Who is Hossein Pedram, and How did Tehran Claim Him to Have Exposed?
Iran has sentenced to death and hanged Hossein Pedaran Execution, a man who was accused of working as an Israeli spy. The hanging was confirmed
Iraq Customs Tariff Rates 2026: Clarifying Duties on Medicines, Vitamins, and Supplements
The Iraqi General Authority of Customs (IGAC) released a crucial clarification on the Iraq customs tariff rates for health and medical products in September 2026.
Family First Calls for Muslim Brotherhood Ban in Australia: What Would Happen Under Australian Law?
Questions over alleged networks, security investigation and Australia’s terrorist-organisation listing system have been raised once again as Family First urges the Australian Government to do
US Lifts Eritrea Sanctions as Red Sea Tensions Put Asmara Back in Focus
Washington just wiped five years of sanctions off Eritrea in one Friday announcement. US lifts Eritrea sanctions, It’s less about Eritrea’s history and more about