- 15 November, 2024
NATO Might Be Happy With Turkish Geopolitical Growth In Central Asia
Turkey– Turkey is going places and everyone is watching. Its expansion in the Central Asia has been significant. Everyone knows as to how much Erdogan
Saudi Arabia’s Mecca Businesses See Hajj Boom Ending Covid-19 Pandemic Slump
Saudi arabia–After two years, business owners in Saudi Arabia’s Mecca are hoping for a quick recovery as hundreds of thousands of worshippers came to the
Can Technology Help Prevent Human Smuggling Across Borders Worldwide?
Technology can play a huge rule in controlling human trafficking mishaps as the one that happened in a truck trailer at the in the remote
Is NATO Fire Power Going To Divide The World Into Two Halves?
NATO has put together the biggest ever buildup of military support since Cold War. This is a huge step in answer to Russia’s onslaught at
Repeated Missile Attacks Are Derailing Iraqi Democracy
Iraq– It isn’t getting any easier for Iraq as it gets constant missile attacks on its natural energy sources. There is a security vacuum that
Can America Bypass Saudi Arabia in Middle East?
Saudi arabia– The United States doesn’t seem to be playing a pivotal role in realigning the friendships in the Arab world anymore. While there were
How Renewable Energy Can Help Make Refugee Lives Better
What is the state of being we expect for a refugee to have? While the expected time to be spent in these temporary shelters is
How Houthis Are Investing Themselves In Readying Child Soldiers
Yemen–Children are the worst collateral damage of war. This has become even more evident that before. As Yemen prepares its ground for a truce with
Jordan Gets Silo Restructuring Help From UAE For Grain Security
Jordan– Food insecurity is becoming a real issue. Whether it is economic slowdown due to Covid-19, environmental concerns or war, any one of these reasons
Oman’s Sultan Haitham Bin Tariq Orders A Cabinet Reshuffle
Oman– Oman’s ruling Sultan Haitham bin Tariq ordered a cabinet reshuffle on Thursday and replaced the state’s long-serving oil minister Mohammed bin Hamad Al-Rumhi with