- 11 March, 2025
5 ancient Egyptian inventions we still use
One of the world’s oldest and longest-lasting civilisations, the ancient Egyptians have been fascinating professional as well as amateur historians for centuries. The cultures that
The annual Gamers8 festival in Riyadh continues to grow
This summer, Riyadh will host the second edition of the largest esports and gaming festival in the world, which will have a $30 million prize
Saudi Crown Prince and French FM speak about bilateral ties
The French minister for Europe and foreign affairs, Catherine Colonna, was received by Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Thursday, according to the
Saudi Arabia calls for revival of Israel-Palestinian peace talks
The Cabinet of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has called for the revival of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and urged the international community to stop
Arab political economy is being cruelly ravaged by the cost of living problem
It has long been evident that the poor in the Arab world is suffering as a result of unstable economies, weakening currencies, and inflation that
Iranian military base in Isfahan “foils drone attack”
Three drones were reportedly engaged, according to the ministry, but nobody was hurt. According to the ministry, one drone was shot down by air defence
A cleric in Iran ‘opposes the use of violence to impose the hijab’
A well-known Iranian cleric named Nasser Makarem has spoken out against employing violence to force women to wear the hijab. Since the death of Mahsa
Through the U.N., the U.S. raises the security forces in Lebanon’s low salary
Following salary reductions due to a currency collapse, the US said on Wednesday that it would give $72 million in cash stipends to Lebanon’s security
IMF to set up its regional office in Saudi Arabia
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), a major financial agency of the United Nations, will set up its regional office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Judge restarts the probe into the Beirut port explosion
After a nearly 13-month hiatus, the judge looking into Beirut’s catastrophic 2020 port blast recommenced his work on Monday. In addition, Tarek Bitar’s first task