- 13 January, 2026
“Friend in need is friend indeed”: Turkey thanks India for funds within 24 hours
One of the largest earthquakes in more than a century hit Turkey early Monday, causing vibrations throughout the region and killing over 4,800 people in
At Saudi Arabia’s LEAP summit, tech behemoths from around the world take the stage
The second LEAP technology conference, which runs from Monday through Thursday at the Riyadh Front Expo Center, will feature more than 700 top specialists in
Iran disputes Macron’s assertions about its nuclear programme
The recent allegations made by French President Emmanuel Macron on Tehran’s nuclear programme have been denied by the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry as
Israel FM: Sudan’s relations will be fully normalised later this year
After returning from a quick diplomatic mission to the Sudanese capital on Thursday, Israel’s foreign minister stated that the country anticipates fully normalising relations with
Russia, Egypt intend to boost proportion of payments in national currencies
At a news conference with the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, on Tuesday, Egyptian foreign minister Sameh Shoukry declared that Egypt and Russia planned to
Abbas succession dispute may “destroy” the Palestinian Authority: Research tank
The International Crisis Group (ICG) warned on Wednesday that the struggle to succeed Mahmud Abbas as president of the Palestinian Authority might lead to “public
Saudi Arabia offers stopover travellers an electronic visa
For travellers who are stopping over, the Saudi Foreign Ministry launched an electronic visa service on Monday. The transit visa for stop-over enables travellers to
Erdogan claims that Turkey might allow Finland to join NATO but would reject Sweden
The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has suggested that before going forward with Sweden’s NATO membership, Ankara might first allow Finland to join. Erdogan’s comments
Does Islamophobia make democracies less safe for everyone?
Islamophobic acts, such as the recent public desecration of a copy of the Quran in the Hague, affect not only Muslims but the societies in
Displaced South Sudanese hope that peace would be brought by the pope’s presence
Mayen Galuak hopes that Pope Francis’ visit to the nation’s capital city next week will motivate political leaders to finally restore peace, enabling him to