- 11 April, 2025
Israel-Hamas War: Countries See Surge in Islamophobia
A six-year-old boy was killed in the US, and women were verbally abused and had their head scarves pulled off their heads – just because
Misinformation Escalates Israel-Hamas War
Misinformation about the Israel-Hamas war is spreading like wildfire on social media platforms. Online news portals are using it to garner readers and increase traffic
Israel-Hamas: An Imminent World War III
There are fears that the ongoing escalation between Israel and Hamas could emerge into a full-blown World War III. With the Western countries already taken
Palestinians Paying Lives to a Cold-Hearted, Apathetic World
Nearly 2,000 Palestinians, including 583 children, have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war and hundreds of thousands are fleeing their homes amid fear of more
Israel Will Lose Palestine One Day
Like the British’s colonial rule ran out of its time, and so did the US and Spain, Israel will also lost Palestine one day. Israeli
Embracing the Arab Peace Initiative: A Path to Lasting Peace
The most recent Hamas strike on Israel has upended the region’s already precarious status quo amid rising tensions and violence. It is clear that the
Hamas Issues Threat: Hostages Will Pay the Price for Each Israeli Strike
Hamas has issued a chilling ultimatum, vowing to execute one Israeli hostage for each civilian home strike in Gaza conducted without warning. The militant group’s
Bridging Middle East and Europe for a New Era of Cooperation, says Greek FM Gerapetritis
In an exclusive interview with the Arab News, Giorgos Gerapetritis, the Greek foreign minister, highlighted Greece’s efforts to enhance cooperation with Arab Gulf states, particularly
Currency Crisis Forces Egyptian Banks to Halt Debit Card Use for Foreign Transac
Amid the escalating currency shortage in Egypt, at least two prominent banks have taken decisive action by suspending Egyptian pound debit cards for transactions outside
OPEC Urges Increased Investment in Oil and Gas Sector.
During an energy industry event in Abu Dhabi, OPEC’s Secretary-General, Haitham Al-Ghais, expressed the organization’s optimism about energy demand and highlighted the risk to energy