- 14 March, 2026
Egyptian foreign minister and UN ambassador talk about efforts to promote peace in Syria
The Egyptian administration wants to collaborate more closely with the UN to restore stability and peace to Syria and put an end to all foreign
Israeli aggression and sanctity violations at the Al-Aqsa Mosque are denounced by the GCC
The rise in violence by Israel in Jerusalem and the continuous assaults on the Al-Aqsa Mosque by Israeli forces have been denounced by the secretary
Special Ramadan celebrations held in Saudi Arabia
Ramadan has a distinctive atmosphere as the Kingdom comes alive with cultural events for its citizens and visitors at night. The focal point is AlUla,
Following a missile launch, Israeli jets bomb Hamas in Lebanon and Gaza
In response to rocket assaults it claimed on the Islamist organization Hamas, Israeli jets attacked targets in Lebanon and Gaza early on Friday. This came
Tensions raised by Israeli police crackdown at Al-Aqsa
When Israeli police raided Al-Aqsa Mosque before dawn on Wednesday, severely beating and arresting hundreds of worshipers, tensions were growing across the Palestinian territories. Over
Food aid is still being distributed by KSrelief in a number of nations
This week, food packages are still being distributed by the King Salman Humanitarian Assistance and Relief Center (KSrelief) in Mauritania, Sudan, Albania, and Lebanon. More
Yemenis demand that Egypt lift its new travel restrictions
The Egyptian government has recently imposed new travel restrictions on Yemenis, and the Yemeni administration is striving to convince them to be lifted. Due to
Israel approves Ben-“national Gvir’s guard,” but limits its authority
Itamar Ben-Gvir, the far-right security head, requested a national guard on Sunday to focus on Arab disturbances, but Israel approved it without giving him direct
Saudi Arabia is one of the top 5 donors to the Turkiye earthquake fund
The UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs praised Saudi Arabia and other donor countries on Friday for their contributions to the funding of more than 25%
Yemeni traders are upset by the Houthi prohibition on flour imports
Yemeni businessmen have cautioned that delays brought on by militia prohibitions on food imports from government-controlled regions will ruin urgently needed flour supplies on lorries