- 16 January, 2025
Historic turning point: Qatar attends the Gulf Council in Saudi Arabia
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, arrived a few hours ago in the Saudi city of Al-Ula on Tuesday to attend
Egypt seals multiple energy deals with both domestic and international oil giants
On Friday, Egypt’s oil and petroleum minister informed said that the country signed nine oil and natural gas exploration deals worth $1 billion with both
Palestinian DJ arrested for a techno party in a holy site
A techno party in the heart of the Judean desert is at the center of a controversy that is inflaming the Palestinian square and has
Israeli warplanes strike Iranian bases in Syria –Masyaf City
Israeli aircraft have struck strategic city of Masyaf in Hama province where Syrian government forces and Iran backed militant groups have bases. The Israeli Jets
14 tons of Captagon seized from Italy, allegedly shipped by Hezbollah
On Friday, the Italian Nova agency reported that the investigation carried by Italian authorities, regarding 14 tons of Captagon (amphetamine) pills seized last year, concluded
Rights activists condemn Turkey’s new bill, which proposes Big Brother-type surveillance
Human rights activists strongly condemned the new bill introduced by the Turkish government, which the rights defenders said would lead to Big Brother-type surveillance, threatening
First time ever, Christmas trees on sale in Saudi Arabia
Christmas decorations and decorative lights of various colors are in sale in a shop in the Saudi Arabia capital, Riyadh, for the first time. Today,
Kushner arrives in Morocco with the first direct flight from Israel
The US presidential adviser, Jared Kushner, will visit Morocco from Israel. He will arrive today with the first direct flight after the resumption of relations
No one can insult Erdogan, not in Turkey
Of late Turkey has made frequent headlines with respect to its stamping down on freedom to speech and expression. Many journalists, activities and political leaders
Other than Arab springs, ten years of winter!
Exactly ten years ago, on December 17, 2010, a Tunisian street vendor set himself on fire to protest against the authorities abuses. Those flames ignited