- 13 March, 2026
Saudi Arabia & Kuwait Are Going To Develop Dorra Gas Field Despite Iran’s Objections
Iran–Despite Iranian objections, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are going to develop a disputed gas field, while asking Tehran to partake in boundary negotiations. However, the
Women Face Chronic Violence In Syria’s ‘Widow Camps’: Report
Syria–Women and children are facing chronic and high levels of violence and depression in Syria’s widow camps, which are the hardest-to-reach camps in northwest Syria.
Iranian Lawmakers Set Conditions For Revival Of The 2015 Nuclear Deal
Iran–Iranian lawmakers set their conditions for the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal on Sunday. The conditions for the nuclear agreement include legal guarantees, which
This year, Saudi Arabia has increased the Hajj pilgrimage cap to one million people
Saudi Arabia–After restricting attendance in the last two years because to the Covid-19 outbreak, Saudi Arabia will let one million pilgrims to do Hajj this
Palestinians and Arab states condemn Israel’s escalation in Jerusalem during Ramadan
Palestine– Jordan, Egypt, and the Palestinian Authority claim Israel is to blame for the escalation in Jerusalem, and they demand that any restrictions on Muslim
Turkey’s inflation jumps to 20-year high as energy prices surge
Turkey–Turkey’s annual consumer inflation hit a 20-year high of 61.14 percent in March, according to figures released on Monday, fueled by rising energy and commodity
Two Month Armistice Declared In Yemen
Yemen–Some kind of peace seems to be descending on Yemen as the Houthis and the Saudi led coalition are coming to a common ground of
Saudi Arabia has sanctioned 25 individuals and businesses for allegedly funding Yemen’s Houthi militants
Saudi Arabia–Saudi Arabia said on Thursday that it has sanctioned 25 individuals and businesses for their roles in facilitating the financing of the Houthi militia
In a mass shooting in central Israel, a gunman murders five people
Israel–In the second mass shooting rampage this week, a shooter on a motorbike opened fire in a busy city in central Israel late Tuesday, methodically
A total of $130 million in Lebanese assets has been frozen by France, Germany, and Luxembourg
Lebanon–While Lebanon suffers from a crippling economic crisis, authorities in three European nations — France, Germany, and Luxembourg – have frozen more than $130 million