- 17 April, 2026
Running Against the Heat: Saudi Arabia’s Growing Enthusiasm for Physical Activity
Summer in Saudi Arabia is often a time for many to lounge on the couch, turn on the air conditioning, and view other people on
FIFA Delays Decision on Palestinian Bid to Suspend Israel: A Complex Situation Unfolds
FIFA has postponed its decision on the request of the Palestinian Football Association (PFA) to suspend the Israel Football Association (IFA) from international football in
Meta Cracks Down on Antisemitic “Zionist” Attacks: New Hate Speech Policy Update
The parent company of Meta, Facebook, and Instagram has suddenly revised its hate speech policy to particularly target postings using the word “Zionist.” This significant
G7 Summit: What Global Leaders are Talking About in 2024
Hosted in the stunning Apulia area of Italy, the G7 Summit gathered leaders from the top economies in the world to address a wide spectrum
Iran’s Expanding Influence in Sudan: Technical Training and Strategic Implications
A big step forward in the bilateral relations between Sudan and Iran has been taken with the arrival of five technical experts. A growing military
iOS 18 Open AI Integration: Why Elon Musk is Hating On It
A significant turning moment in mobile operating systems is reached and a new era of AI-powered help starts with the inclusion of ChatGPT from OpenAI
Four hostages rescued in Israeli military operation in central Gaza
The Israeli army has announced that four hostages have been freed during a special operation in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
UN Adds Israeli Army to Blacklist for Child Harm in Conflict
This decision comes after eight months of fighting in Gaza, where over 13,000 children have reportedly been killed. The announcement was made a day after
Elon Musk: The Reason Behind Starship’s Transition from Carbon Fiber to Stainless Steel
Elon Musk’s concept of space travel is always evolving, as demonstrated by the physical changes made to SpaceX’s Starship. Initially planned to be constructed of
Saudi Arabia calls on Muslims to spot Dhul-Hijja crescent moon ahead of Eid al-Adha
The Court asked anyone who saw the crescent, either with the naked eyes or through binoculars, to inform the nearest court and record their testimony.