- 19 July, 2025
Top 10 Most Followed Instagram Accounts in 2025
Instagram remains the most popular leader in social media, reaching billions of people globally. The audience of the most followed accounts on instagram says gigantic
French Journalist Gets Seven Years Prison in Algeria Case
The court system in Algeria has decided to charge a seven year jail sentence to a French Sports journalist, Christophe Gleizes in another major setback
Egypt to host G20 meeting for the first time in September 2025
Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it will host and organize, for the first time ever, an official G20 meeting for food security, scheduled
Jordan Brand Confirms Air Jordan 1 Low Varsity Red Restock
Now, sneakerheads rejoice and Jordan Brand finally reveals that the much-awaited Air Jordan 1 Low Varsity Red is going to be released in Spring 2026.
Iran Claims Victory Over Israel Despite Nuclear Program Damage
The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has already proclaimed that Iran has won the war against Israel, even though there is growing evidence
$930 million approved by the World Bank for Railway Improvement in Iraq
The World Bank is providing a $930 million loan for the upgrade of Iraq’s railways, with the intention of significantly increasing trade, transport of goods
Egypt Raises $1bn Through Islamic Bonds Despite Market Turmoil
Ministry of Finance in Egypt has successfully made a strategic issue of a billion dollar bond offered as an Islamic bond in a major move
Kuwait and WHO Announce Partnership to Tackle Drug Resistance
Kuwait is teaming up with the World Health Organization to combat the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance through a new partnership based on research skills.
Kuwait Announces Public Holiday for Islamic New Year
Kuwait’s Cabinet has officially recognized and announced Thursday, June 26, 2025, as a public holiday in observance of the Islamic (Hijri) New Year. All ministries,
Morocco Cancels Eid al-Adha Animal Sacrifice in 2025: Know Why?
Morocco is celebrating Eid al-Adha differently this year because King Mohammed VI chose to discontinue the traditional event involving livestock slaughter. People in Morocco will