Category: Middle East
Cruising with Credentials: A Guide to Saudi Arabia’s License Plate Landscape
While cars in Saudi Arabia may zip by in a blur, their license plates reveal a hidden language. Understanding the different types of plates can
A Reason to Argue? Why the Rafah Border Crossing is Crucial for the Middle East
Long a focal point of geopolitical conflict and humanitarian concern, the Rafah Border Crossing stands on Egypt’s southern edge of the Gaza Strip. For the
Who are Iran’s Presidential Candidates 2024?
Six candidates permitted by the theocracy to run in Friday’s presidential election point Iran’s political scene for major transformation. Along with several other officials, the
Hamster Crypto Craze in Iran: A Harbinger of Economic Desperation Amidst Presidential Elections
In the blazing heat of Tehran , amidst the chaotic hustle of cab drivers, bikers and pedestrians, a curious phenomenon grips the populace: the Hamster
Bahrain Planning to Resume Talks with Iran – Here’s Why
Years of mutual hostility notwithstanding, Bahrain and Iran are implying a possible breakthrough in their tense relations. Bahrain is ready to begin diplomatic talks with
The World Cannot Afford Another “Gaza”: UN Leader Comments on Lebanon Situation
Tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border have peaked recently, leading United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to issue a severe warning. His message emphasizes the seriousness of
Armenia Recognizes Palestinian State, Prompting Israeli Rebuke
In a crucial diplomatic move, Armenia announced its decision to recognize the Palestinian state. This recognition has provoked Israel, and led to summoning the Armenian
Screwing Up Food Delivery Apps and Location Tracking: Why Signal Jammers are Rampant
Across the Middle East Signal jammers are a growing threat upsetting daily life in the busy Middle Eastern cities and towns. Designed to purposefully block
How Libya is One of the Most Corrupt Nations in 2024
Rich in natural resources, Libya will nevertheless struggle with widespread corruption in 2024. Even with continuous reform attempts, corruption still seriously hinders stability and growth.
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Narges Mohammadi Faces Additional Prison Time in Iran
Nobel Peace Prize recipient Narges Mohammadi is rising as a shining example of unflinching dedication to human rights in the face of terrible persecution under