- 20 February, 2026
Gaza Faces Serious Food Crisis with Canned Food as Aid Rooting in Border
Palestinians in Gaza are struggling to survive on canned food as fresh produce rots at border crossings due to an Israeli blockade imposed on March
Newcastle United Takes Over the City with League Cup Victory Parade
Newcastle United is set to celebrate its historic English League Cup win with an open-top bus parade on Saturday. This marks the club’s first major
Israel Bombs Beirut for First Time Since November Ceasefire
On Friday Israel began its first attack on southern Beirut areas since both nations signed an armistice to end their conflict last November. The Israel
Falconry in Qatar: A Historic Sport That Still Thrives Today
Falconry is the practice of hunting with trained birds of prey and is a part of Qatari heritage that has been alive for over 5,000
Maroc Telecom and Inwi Forge Strategic Alliance to Accelerate 5G Network Deployment
Maroc Telecom and Inwi have started collaborating to establish 5G infrastructure in the nation more quickly. The companies will put 460 million US dollars into
Are Shark Attacks Hurting Egypt’s Red Sea Tourism Industry?
Concerns for tourist’s safety regarding shark attacks in Egypt’s Red Sea waters have arisen and caused a dip in visits to the country. The Red
Egypt Steps In to Host U20 AFCON After Ivory Coast’s Sudden Withdrawal
Sources appointed Egypt as host of the U20 AFCON tournament when Cote d’Ivoire dropped out a few weeks before the event was due to start.
A Game Changer for Motorsport in the Middle East: Bahrain’s Formula 1 Grand Prix
The Bahrain Grand Prix first appeared in 2004 at the Bahrain International Circuit and is a landmark moment in the history of motorsport as it
Why BYD Is Outselling Tesla and the Hottest EV Brand You Can’t Buy in America
In the world of electric vehicles one company is making waves, and it’s not Tesla. China’s BYD has taken the lead in the EV market,
South Sudan’s Peace Deal Collapses as Riek Machar Placed Under House Arrest
The delicate peace agreement in South Sudan has essentially disintegrated after First Vice President Riek Machar was kept on house arrest, sparking worries regarding the