- 25 December, 2024
The Red Sea Project To Highlight Saudi’s Culinary Legacy
Saudi Arabia-Few countries’ cuisines can match the diversity of elements evident in Saudi Arabian meals, thanks to the vast array of variety of flavors brought
Why Is Ethiopia 7 Years Behind & Has 13 Months?
Ethiopia-While the world is in the year 2022, the current year in Ethiopia is 2014. They welcomed the new year on 11th September. You might
In the occupied West Bank, Israel estimates 4,000 settlement houses might be permitted
Israel–The interior minister said on Friday that Israel is moving forward with plans to build 4,000 settler houses in the occupied West Bank. If authorized,
Lack of empathy and justice as Qatar & FIFA continue to tone down abuses against migrant workers
Qatar–The FIFA World Cup is unarguably the most controversial football tournament in the history. The games are built over graves of thousands of migrant workers
Promoters Individuals Back Out Of Support To FIFA 2023 Over HR Violations By Qatar
Qatar– Celebrities and athletes apart from sportsmen are now looking at deserting and distancing themselves from the FIFA World Cup to be held in Qatar.
Top 5 Arab Athletes Of Fame Outside Their Birth Country
They broke all odds to make it big outside of their country. These sportsmen have moved out of war-torn Arab countries to make their name
Should the terrorism financier Qatar be hosting World Cup?
Qatar-A tiny country, both in terms of land and population, Qatar holds a rather disproportionate command with its global presence. The presence is however, for
LebElon? Lebanese pleading with Musk to buy their nation after his takeover of Twitter
Lebanon–Elon Musk, the eccentric entrepreneur, random tweeter, and Tesla CEO, acquired his favorite social media network, Twitter, for $44 billion this week – about the
On May 28, the United Nations invites Syrian opponents to negotiations on the country’s constitution
United Nations–The United Nations Special Envoy for Syria stated Tuesday that he has extended invitations to the Syrian government and opposition for an eighth round
Oil restrictions are costing Libya $60 million every day
Libya–Libya’s oil fields might reopen in days following a week of armed demonstrations in the country’s ‘Oil Crescent’ area, which has roughly reduced output, generating