- 6 December, 2025
Qatar World Cup 2022: Can Qatar Guarantee Safety To Women Travellers
Many people on social media have shown dissatisfaction over human rights issues in Qatar. They have demanded the matter be resolved soon. Qatar is set
Iranian journalists next on target as Iran continues crackdown on protesters
According to the analysts and Western authorities, Iranians abroad, including the journalists, are high on target list of the intelligence agencies and authorities in Iran
Oil tanker hit by armed drone off coast of Oman: Official
An official has confirmed to the Associated Press that a drone carrying a bomb damaged an oil tanker connected to an Israeli millionaire off the
US Navy seizes Iranian missile fuel bound to Yemen
The U.S. Navy has, on Tuesday, found 70 tonnes of missile fuel component that was hidden among bags of fertilizer aboard a ship from Iran
UN agency for Palestinians requires $50-80m to function
The president of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees stated on Monday that the organization’s “assets have become outmoded” and that it requires $50–80 million
Gulf Cooperation Council renews commitment to nuclear weapon-free Middle East
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member nations have vowed to renew their commitment to establishing a Middle East zone free of nuclear weapons. GCC member nations
Turkish police detail 22 people over Istanbul bombing
According to an official, Turkish police have detained 22 persons in connection with the bombing in central Istanbul that left at least eight people dead
2024 TikTok New Trend CapCut Template
Recently, relevant authorities released the CapCut template for 2024’s New Trend TikTok Videos and Short Films. Younger generations of users of technology especially enjoy using
Direct Tel Aviv-Doha flights during World Cup
In order to make it easier for eligible Israeli and Palestinian supporters to attend the next World Cup in Doha, FIFA said on Thursday that
Is Egypt spying via its ‘Weaponised app’ on COP27 delegates’ phones?
An official smartphone app that apparently has full authority to track movements, private conversations, and photos has sparked cybersecurity worries at the United Nations’ COP27