- 6 December, 2025
Egypt Ramps Up Gas Development to Cut Import Reliance
The Ministry of Petroleum in Egypt has been following a fast-tracking approach to develop energy wells since Minister Karim Badawi confirmed his ministry’s plan. The
Morocco Urges Citizens to Skip Sheep Sacrifice for Eid al-Adha
King Mohammed VI of Morocco requests his people not to buy sheep for sacrifice before Eid al-Adha in June. Minister of Islamic Affairs Ahmed Toufiq
Hamas expresses readiness for second phase of Gaza ceasefire negotiations
Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Thursday that it is ready to start negotiations on the second phase of the existing Gaza ceasefire after the
Let’s understand Donald Trump’s $5 million ‘Gold Card’ route to US citizenship
On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump made global headlines again as he announced an immigration option aimed at rich foreigners. It is the ‘Gold Card‘
F1 Testing in Bahrain: Hamilton’s Ferrari Era & Other Big Stories
Formula 1 is back in action as teams begin pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit. For the next three days, all 10 teams will
Morocco Thwarts Islamic State Terror Plot, Arrests 12 Suspects
The Moroccan Police deactivated a 12-strong terrorist organization tied to the Islamic State in the Sahel that attempted to strike Morocco at that time. Moroccan
Explainer: Geopolitical implications of Sudan hosting a Russian Red Sea base
Some days back, Sudan and Russia apparently reached a final agreement to establish a base in the former nation’s Red Sea coast. Sudan’s Foreign Minister
Israel Raises Alarm Over Egyptian Peace Treaty Violations
Israeli officials will speak with the US administration about Egyptian violations of their Sinai peace agreement policies. Based on Israeli spy agency findings Egypt conducts
Egypt’s Health Minister Celebrates Kuwait’s National Day
During Kuwait’s National Day festivities, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar discussed the strong historical connections between Egypt and Kuwait as Egypt’s Health Minister. During the ceremony, Abdel
Europe Taps North African Renewables While Local Communities Bear the Costs
European demand for renewable energy from North Africa creates environmental harm for locals in Morocco and Egypt according to the new Greenpeace report. The document