- 14 December, 2025
Israeli far right’s Ben-Gvir to be minister in coalition deal
The far-right Jewish Power party and Benjamin Netanyahu’s orthodox Likud party in Israel have agreed to form a coalition government, Likud announced on Friday. Ben-Gvir
Benjamin Netanyahu’s party signs first coalition deal with Israeli far-right party
Israeli Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu’s party signed the first coalition deal with the far-right party on Friday, according to reports. Likud, a major centre-right to
Ithra lights up in green to celebrate Saudi team’s win
Ithra was illuminated in a green pattern in honour of Saudi Arabia’s historic victory over Argentina in their opening game of the FIFA World Cup
Iraq will redeploy federal troops along its borders with Iran and Turkey
Iraq has said it will redeploy federal guards along its border with the Islamic Republic of Iran and Turkey. This comes after a series of
Top 10 Things To Do In Saudi Arabia For A Memorable Trip
World Travel Magazine has selected the ten most incredible experiences to be had in Saudi Arabia. From coral reefs and desert rock formations to historical
How Qatar World Cup is just another case of racism against Israel and Jews
When the Abraham Accords were struck between Israel and other Arab countries, brokered by the then US President Donald Trump in 2020, the hope was
Saudi Arabia ranks first among G20 countries in labour force growth rate
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has been ranked first in the labour force growth rate among the Group of 20 (G20) countries during the
5 Best Ways To Invest Your Money in Dubai, UAE In 2023
Investing in Dubai is risky, but it is also a terrific opportunity to build your savings. There are numerous investment opportunities in the UAE. But
KSA’s Dar Al Arkan signs $4bn deal with Trump organization for resort project in Oman
Dar Al Arkan, the real estate developer of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has secured a $4 billion agreement with organization of the former US
Lebanon bank holdups: Identification of the real criminals?
Lebanon’s state finances currently have a huge $72 billion shortfall in them. By any standard of the law, mathematics, or logic, that number alone should