- 16 November, 2024
In 2023, Israel Finds its First Case of Monkeypox
The Health Ministry of Israel said in a statement that they found a case of monkeypox for the first time since 2023. Also Read – Saudi
Lebanon’s inflation hits 260 per cent
Inflation in Lebanon, a country in the Middle East, hit an annual rate of 260 per cent in May, which has impacted the purchasing power
Cyberattack Unveils Regional Power’s Involvement, Raising Tensions in the Middle East
The political division between Gaza and the West Bank presents an opportunity rather than a hindrance to the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, according to Muhammad Dahlan,
Cyprus Explores Alternative Pipeline Plan
The new centrist Cypriot government is attempting to build plans for a pipeline that would link it to Israel’s east Mediterranean gas fields, signaling a
Jordan’s Ambitious Tourism Campaign Targets 53 Countries, Activates Electronic Promotion
The Kingdom of Jordan has ambitious plans to launch an extensive electronic promotion campaign targeting 53 countries to revive tourism in the country. This is
Arab-China Investment and Manufacturing Ties Set to Expand After Riyadh Event
The recent high-profile event in Riyadh has created the groundwork for a considerable increase in Arab-China investment and industrial cooperation. This article examines the consequences
Wolfgang Puck: Bringing Culinary Excellence to Saudi Arabia
Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck, an Austrian-American with over 40 years of culinary experience and an outstanding list of awards, is still growing his restaurant empire
GCash Eyes Middle East Expansion, Targeting Filipino Communities Abroad
GCash, a major mobile wallet service in the Philippines, has announced ambitions to expand into the Middle East, indicating the company’s desire to enter new
The IAEA has no cameras operating at the Natanz nuclear site: AEOI
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), the government agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran responsible for operating nuclear energy and nuclear fuel cycle
Thousands of Sudanese Trapped at Egypt Border Without Travel Documents Amid Ongoing Conflict
A severe humanitarian catastrophe has developed from the outbreak of conflict in Sudan in mid-April, leaving thousands of Sudanese people detained at the Egyptian border