- 14 January, 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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Viral Alert: Strong winds send sofa flying in Ankara, Turkey
A ‘strange’ video on social media has grabbed the attention of netizens worldwide. The footage shows an extraordinary event from May 17, when the Turkish
Who Is Kemal Kilicdaroglu AKA Erdogan’s Rival AKA Turkey’s Gandhi?
Kemal Kilicdaroglu is the leader of the center-left, pro-secular Republican People’s Party (CHP) in Turkey. He has emerged as a prominent rival to the incumbent
Turkey election: Erdogan accepts runoff in presidential election
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey’s 12th and current president, has failed to secure 50% of the votes in the presidential election in the country. The high-stakes
Sudan conflict: UNHRC passes resolution on human rights abuses amid the fighting
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), a United Nations body that promotes human rights across the world, has passed a resolution on human rights
America’s Chikungunya Spread Amid Rising Cases- Report
Infected female Aedes mosquitoes spread chikungunya. The most common symptom is sudden fever and joint pain that lasts two weeks. While disease mortality is low,
Who published the World Press Freedom Index? Why is it important?
The global decline in press freedom underscores the requirement & importance for continued advocacy and protection of journalists’ rights. World Press Freedom Day serves as
Geoffrey Hinton- ‘godfather’ of AI, Issues A Warning As He Leaves Google
Hinton pioneered this area, and his contributions have fundamentally changed how we view AI today. His most recent caution, though, highlights some potential threats that
No, I do not want a PS5! Reasons?
Are you anticipating the arrival of the PS5? But I’m not. You heard me right; you got it. As a self-described gaming enthusiast, I have
As the death toll rises, Tunisia rescues 41 migrants who have drowned
According to a national guard spokesman on Friday, the Coast Guard has recovered 41 dead from Tunisian waters, bringing the total number of migrants killed
For Syrian refugees in Sudan, returning home “would be suicide”
Syrians fled to Sudan to avoid violence. They thought the sound of missiles and gunfire was permanently behind them. But the recent clashes in Khartoum