- 26 July, 2024
Kuwait Oil is Back in Saudi Arabia: The First Time in Two Years
In a significant move in the landscape of world energy, Saudi Arabia has begun importing fuel oil from Kuwait following a two-year gap. This unexpected
What Role do American Schools Play in the Middle East?
American educational institutions have been a pillar of the Middle East for more than a century, profoundly altering its social, cultural, and economic landscape. But
Bahrain Honors World Chess Day Amid Growing Interest and International Achievements
Bahrain recognizes World Chess Day on July 20 and celebrates its rich chess tradition as well as its rising popularity on the international arena. The
Bahrain’s Sheikh Nasser Reaffirms Commitment to Abraham Accords Amid Regional Tensions
Underlining once more its relentless dedication to the Abraham Accords despite continuing regional tensions including Israel, Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa recently spoke in
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Park: How is it the Largest Urban Park in the Middle East
King Salman Park (KSP), tucked away in the center of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is destined to be a monument. Offering a vivid green haven inside
China’s Solar Industry Eyes the Middle East – Why?
Leading worldwide, China’s solar sector is deliberately aiming for the Middle East. A convergence of elements drives this eastward migration, therefore offering a bright future
Human Traffickers, Militias, Mass Graves: The Perilous Path of Migrants Through Libya
The Constant Fear of Migrants in Libya The raid by Libyan security forces in the coastal town of Zuwara came without warning. On a Wednesday
Israel Left with No Choice but to Comply: Prisoner Exchange Finally Happening
Within the long-standing and complicated struggle between Israel and Hamas, prisoner exchanges have become once more important topic of discussion. Once again at the forefront
Unveiling a Disturbing Truth: UN Human Rights Chief Sounds Alarm on Libya
The UN human rights head shockingly revealed that a mass grave found close to the Libya-Tunisia border has drawn worldwide notice. This revelation emphasizes the
Tunisia’s Democratic Crossroads: Saied Schedules October Election Amidst Rising Authoritarianism
President Kais Saied, Tunisia’s increasingly dictatorial leader, has announced the date for the next presidential elections on October 6. This decision was announced as his