- 22 February, 2026
Israeli authorities claim to have blocked Iran nuclear deal
This week, a single word said by US Vice President Joe Biden to a protester caused a great deal of commotion in Israel. The activist
Saudi’s non-oil exports rise 4 per cent to $6.6 bn in October
According to figures issued on Thursday by the Saudi General Authority for Statistics, the country’s non-oil exports increased by more than 4% year over year
Russia to expand military links with Iran, says UK
Russia has planned to expand military links with the Islamic Republic of Iran in return for drones, according to Britain’s defence secretary, Ben Wallace. On
Houthi-controlled court sentences 16 Yemenis to death and 13 others to prison
The Houthi-controlled court has sentenced 16 Yemenis to death and 13 others to prison, accusing them of working with the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in
Top Successful Female Entrepreneurs In Qatar Who Made An Impact
There has been an increase in female entrepreneurs in Qatar, due to the fact that many of the most successful initiatives were spearheaded by women.
US commitment to Egypt’s security intact: El-Sisi
Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the president of Egypt, has gained the US’s assurance that Cairo will be able to defend its citizens and territory. On the
World Cup proves their cause not buried, Palestinians say
Jibril Rajoub, the president of the Palestinian Football Association, claims that Morocco’s support for the Palestinians during the Atlas Lions’ historic World Cup run demonstrates
Houthis accused of torturing, concealing death from family for years
An Iranian-backed Yemeni human rights organisation and the victim’s family claim that the Houthis tortured and killed a prisoner of war before keeping his death
Iran Protests: 400 people sentenced to up to 10 years in jail
At least 400 people have been sentenced to up to 10 years in jail in Tehran in connection with the anti-hijab and anti-government protests. Ali
Yemenis slam ‘unjust’ Houthi conduct for govt workers
The Houthis, who are supported by Iran, have strengthened a contentious code of behaviour for government employees in the areas they control, asking hundreds of