- 31 January, 2026
Kuwait Simplifies Travel for Expats with Multiple-Trip Exit Permit Reform
Kuwait has recently enacted a significant labour and immigration policy with the establishment of the Kuwait multiple-trip exit permit which facilitates travelling among the expatriate
Kuwait Airways Summer 2026 Plan Takes Off with 11 New Global Destinations
Kuwait Airways summer 2026 strategy is a significant growth phase of the national carrier as it is gearing up towards a high-traffic travelling period. According
Algeria’s Clean Energy Push: Nine Solar Plants Set to Power the Nation in 2026
In an effort to speed up its renewable energy process, Algeria is planning the nine solar plants in Algeria to be operational by 2026, which
Algeria’s Poultry Boom: Inside One of Africa’s Rising Poultry Powerhouses
Algeria is steadily strengthening its position among Africa’s leading poultry-producing nations. Ranked fifth on the continent, the country’s poultry sector continues to expand despite challenges
Is the World Facing Global Water Bankruptcy? UN Issues a Stark Warning
The globe is on the verge of an historical water crisis and the United Nations is raising alarm. A recent UN report reveals that the
Is Egypt’s ETA Mobile App Set to Transform Real Estate Transaction Tax Payments?
Egypt is moving towards digital transformation of taxing faster as it introduces ETA mobile application to pay real estate transaction tax, a step towards making
Who Is Ali Al-Thawadi? Inside the Buzz Around His Role on Trump’s Gaza Executive Board
Ali Al-Thawadi is a high-profile Qatari diplomat who recently can be seen in the news headlines because of his nomination to the Gaza Executive Board
Kuwait Immigration Reforms 2026: What the New Rules Mean for Residents, Visitors & Employers
Kuwait immigration reforms introduced in 2026 mark a major shift in how the country manages residency, visitor visas, and employment-linked permits. These Kuwait immigration reforms
From Rubble to Resilience: Can Rebuilding Aleppo Restore Its Soul?
As a result of years of destructive war, the reconstruction of Aleppo has become a need and a beacon of hope. Aleppo was once one
Libya Dinar Devaluation Shocks Markets: Is the Central Bank Signaling Deeper Economic Trouble?
The economy of Libya has gone into another phase of crisis following a drastic currency adjustment given by the central bank. The 14.7 percent devaluation