- 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.
Articles By This Author
Intensification of Yemen Fighting: Why More Than 60 Persons Have Been Killed in New Clashes
More than 60 individuals, including civilians, were reported dead in new fighting between the government forces of Yemen backed by Saudi Arabia and the Houthi
Sudan’s Chemical-Weapons Allegations Raise a New Red Sea and Energy-Security Risk
Sudan’s war could be turning into a truer threat. The New York Times and The Washington Post published investigations on 5 September 2026 that alleged
Muslim Association of Britain and the UK Pro-Palestine Protest Network: What the Evidence Shows
The organisations that have been part of Britain’s pro-Palestine protest infrastructure since the country’s ‘October’ protests have come under fresh scrutiny in a report from
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There is very little time left for expatriates wishing to legalise their employment. The government has introduced some important changes in terms of foreign worker
Egypt Approves 4 New Fintech Companies: What Changes for Financial Services?
In early September 2026, the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) made significant progress in the market by announcing that Egypt Approves 4 New Fintech Companies. Egypt
Saudi Arabia and Sudan’s War: How Riyadh’s Red Sea Interests Shape the Conflict
Sudanese forces are fighting Sudan’s war, but its consequences extend far beyond the battlefield. Sitting across the Red Sea from Saudi Arabia, Sudan is where
Jordan Introduces New Air-Travel Rules for Passengers With Disabilities: What Changes?
The Hashemite Kingdom is experiencing a huge change in its travel accessibility, particularly by air. The Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC) has released new regulations
Egypt Launches Cairo Dialogue Initiative: What the New Platform Is Designed to Do
In a multi-dimensional world which faces complex challenges, international cooperation is more crucial than ever. Egypt has taken a leading role by officially opening the
Libya Uncovers Suspected Sabotage Network Behind Drone Attacks on Oil and Power Facilities
A Cell Dismantled After Weeks of Attacks: Libya’s internationally recognised Government of National Unity announced on September 6 that it had dismantled an organised sabotage
Israel Bombs South Lebanon, Killing Eleven: What Happened in Kfar Rumman and Why This Ceasefire is Failing
Israel struck the southern Lebanese town of Kfar Rumman early Monday morning in an attack , Israeli attacks in south Lebanon, in which at least