- 8 October, 2026
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Jordan’s AML Law Could Bring Virtual Assets Under New Oversight: What Would Change?
Jordan is preparing for a big upgrade in its financial regulations in late September 2026. The digital economy is poised to become part of the
Sudan’s Islamist Networks and the SAF: Military Ties, Financial Networks and the Risks to Peace
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have brought Islamist networks operating within and alongside the SAF to the fore, as Sudan’s war has once again raised
Building Collapses in Gaza and Kills Palestinians Almost a Year Since the End of the Conflict: Why Are the Damaged Buildings Still a Threat?
Wintertime poses an increasing threat of collapse for the damaged buildings in Gaza due to the vulnerability of the structures to collapse during rain, gaza
Iraq and ExxonMobil Discuss New Oil Partnerships: What Could Change for Exploration and Production?
The Iraqi government is aggressively re-engineering its upstream energy business, a major change in global energy. Iraq ExxonMobil oil partnerships, As Iraq and ExxonMobil work
Egypt Real Estate Fund Gets New Regulatory Approval: What Emtelaak’s FRA Licence Means
The urban financial sphere of the Egypt’s capital is experiencing considerable transformation with the help of a major property investor in Egypt. Egypt real estate
Iraq Lifts Decades-Long Restrictions On Its Western Airspace: What Is Changing As Of October 1?
Iraq is lifting decades-long civilian military airspace restrictions in light of the ongoing withdrawal of US coalition forces from the country. Iraq Airspace Reopening, The
Sudan Gold Mine Collapse Kills 11, Injures 30 as Rescue Efforts Continue
A gold mine shaft collapsed in the remote area of Oni, in northeastern Sudan’s Red Sea state, killing at least 11 miners and injuring 30.
Syria Detains 5 Officers of Assad Air Force Over Civilian Airstrikes: Who Are The Ex-Captains?
In Syria, the new regime after the fall of Assad has arrested five senior officers of the former Syrian Air Force on charges of planning
Egypt Approves South Sudan’s Fula Dam: What Does the Decision Mean for Nile Cooperation?
The agreement reached in September 2026 marks a watershed moment in diplomatic relations between countries, allowing for a new era in the politics of water
Syria and Uzbekistan Sign Economic MoU: What New Trade Cooperation Is Planned?
The milestone of Central Asian and Middle Eastern diplomacy was reached on 18th September 2026 when Syria and Uzbekistan signed economic MoU in Tashkent. Syria