- 26 December, 2024
Iraq ‘Will Replace Al-Sadr’s Bloc,’ Says Speaker
Iraq–Iraq’s parliament is set to replace Shiite cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr’s bloc in the legislature, parliamentary Speaker Mohammed Al-Halbousi said on Monday on a visit to
Why Gaming Is Becoming Attractive To Women In MENA?
According to research carried out by RedSeer Consulting, female gamers could soon outnumber male players in MENA. Gaming is becoming big in Middle Eastern countries.
US Willful About Pre-Clearance To Lebanon About Electricity Imports
Lebanon– Amidst conversations of encouragement and support offered by Jordan to Lebanon, the latter has said that they have not gone ahead with the imports
Saudi Arabia Cut Oil Flows To China While Meeting Most Asian Requests
Saudi arabia–Saudi Arabia will provide some Chinese buyers with less crude oil for next month while fulfilling requests from many other customers in Asia after
Algerian Decision To End Friendly Ties With Spain Creates Tension
Algeria– The Western Sahara row has gone so much out of proportion that that a 20-year-old friendship between two nations remains severed. Algeria has snapped
Turkey Won’t Accept Terror-Supporting Countries In NATO, Says Defence Ministry
Turkey-Turkey will never allow terror-supporting countries to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), said the Defence Ministry on Tuesday. According to a statement by
The Saudi Public Investment Fund shortlisted as bidder for share in Starbucks Middle East
Saudi Arabia–Two sources informed Reuters that Saudi Arabia’s national wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund, had been nominated to buy a stake in Alshaya Group’s
Jordan To Get Help From EU To Combat Acute Commodity Shortages
Jordan– Jordan will get all the help it needs to manage the escalating pressures on its food reserves as the Ukraine- Russia war intensifies. A
Turkey takes lead for better water conservation in Middle East
Turkey–In certain areas, parched fields have replaced lush soil, while others are subjected to constant heavy rains. As Turkey and the Middle East suffer from
OPEC Fund To Pump In $1 Billion To Help Developing Nations Worst Hit By Ukraine War
Food security has become a real problem for many developing countries, more so after the intensified Ukraine Russia war. In order to extend a helping