- 31 July, 2026
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Oman Air Signs Two-Year Engine Maintenance Agreement With SR Technics to Strengthen Fleet Reliability
The aviation sector across the Middle East is really seeing a lot of strategic teaming up, sort of to make sure things run as smoothly
New Tariff Order Targets Canadian Autos, Alcohol and Dairy in Escalating Trade Fight
President Trump signed three proclamations imposing additional 50% tariffs on Canadian autos, alcohol and dairy products, citing what the administration calls discriminatory treatment of American
Saudi Oil Loadings Plunge 36% as Houthi Threats Choke Bab Al Mandeb Passage
The global energy market is kinda bracing for severe disruptions as Saudi oil loadings drop off quite hard, after renewed fighting in the Red Sea.
Djibouti New Healthcare Strategy: How Recent Reforms Aim to Improve Medical Services
The healthcare landscape in the Horn of Africa is kind of in the middle of a huge transformation this year. In July 2026, the government
Algeria Final Legislative Election Results 2026: Constitutional Court Confirms New Parliament
The political scene in North Africa’s biggest country has taken another step, kinda officially. After the nationwide polls held on July 2, the Algeria final
Morocco and France Sign 14 Agreements: What the New Partnership Means for Trade, Energy, and Investment
The diplomatic and economic ties between Paris and Rabat have sort of reached a new, unprecedented milestone. In July 2026, Morocco and France sign 14
North Africa’s New Trade Corridors Revealed – Which Countries Stand to Gain the Most?
North Africa has become more prominent as a logistics zone due to significant investments in building ports and roads, as well as setting up transport
Lebanon’s Banking Crisis: What Expats Need to Know Before Transferring Money
Sending money to Lebanon isn’t as easy as it used to be. Since the collapse in 2019, Lebanese banks have been effectively insolvent and routine
Lebanon’s Death Penalty Bill Explained: What Parliament’s Historic Debate Could Change
Lebanon is on the edge of what could be a historic shift in its legal system. For decades, people have kind of relied on an
World Bank Launches 10-Year Morocco Partnership: How the New Plan Will Boost Private-Sector Jobs and Investment
Morocco is going through a pretty big economic shift, no doubt. By July 2026, the World Bank Group and the Moroccan government made it official,