- 6 December, 2025
What it’s like today to travel to Saudi Arabia
Although I have witnessed changes in other nations, I don’t believe I have ever witnessed anything quite like the shift occurring in Saudi Arabia. It
Tala Bashmi Of Arab Origins Is In Top 100 Best Chef List
It’s a feat and an achievement to see your name feature in world’s most prestigious The Best Chefs award of 2022. Held in Madrid this
Saudi Arabia announces five new projects on renewable energy
Five new projects to generate electricity using renewable resources have been unveiled by Saudi Arabia. The projects, according to the Saudi Power Procurement Company, are
Egyptian President Reassures Investment In Electric Rail As A ‘Wise Move’
The new suburban rail network has not been good news for Cairo that had invested a huge amount of money in its transport infrastructure recently.
Saudi Arabia looks to work with China: Ambassador
According to the Saudi ambassador to China, Saudi Arabia wants to engage with China to take advantage of the potential for cooperation between the two
‘ISIS Regrouping Has To Be Prevented’: Former UK Ambassador To Yemen
According to the former UK Ambassador to Yemen, the world should be prepared for more jailbreaks attempts to happen from ISIS operatives. Apparently, the UK
The US sanctions Iran’s morality police after Mahsa Amini’s death
The United States (US) on Thursday imposed sanctions on Iran’s morality police, accusing it of using violence against Iranian women and violating the rights of
Qatar Restricts Entry to FIFA World Cup To Manage Inflow Of Traffic Ahead Of The Games
Qatar is not opening its doors to non-world cup ticket holders from November 01. It has made it clear that only citizens, residents and workers
Saudi adopts eSports with a gamer prince and oil billions
Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh, witnessed gamers from eight nations guiding avatars armed with guns through a battle royale as applauding onlookers watched the action on
Jordon Finally Passes Child Rights Bill With Heavy Parliamentary Majority
The Jordanian government has finally passed the child rights bill after amendments. Strangely, the bill that was proposed in July sparked a debate amongst the