- 14 March, 2025
Has Hajj Pilgrimage Travelers Been Left Disappointed With Bad Management?
Saudi arabia– Day before pilgrimage, the Hajj participants are feeling extremely uneasy as they have no rooms to stay-in. On one side, in the UK,
Shihana Alazzaz appointed as Cabinet’s deputy secretary-general
Saudi arabia–Shihana Alazzaz has been appointed as the deputy secretary-general of the Council of Ministers and Princess Haifa bint Mohammed as the Kingdom of Saudi
Israeli Strike On Syria Wounds Two Civilians: Ministry
Syria–An Israeli strike on Syria’s western coast injured two civilians, including one woman, on Saturday, said the Syrian defence ministry. Israel carried out an air
Saudi crown prince calls ‘national priorities’ for research, development projects
Saudi arabia– According to Saudi Press Agency (SPA), Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia on Thursday unveiled national goals and priorities for the
Israel’s Parliament Dissolves Itself, Sets 5th Election In 4 Years
Israel–Israeli lawmakers dissolved parliament on Thursday, paving way for the country to hold its fifth election in four years. Foreign Minister Yair Lapid is set
Jordan prime minister promises inquiry into Red Sea port blast
Jordan– The Red Sea port of Aqaba had a fatal bomb the day before that left at least 13 people dead, according to the prime
Can Libya Afford To Remain Divided And Not Have Elections?
Libya– Like most of the war torn Middle Eastern countries, Libya has also not seen a stable government. Since 2011, it has been racked by
Tunisia’s Former Prime Minister Jebali Released From Custody: Lawyer
Tunisia–Tunisia’s former prime minister and senior official of the Islamist-inspired Ennahdha party, Hamadi Jebali, was released from custody on Monday, four days after he was
Biden’s Upcoming Visit to the Middle East
United States–US President Joe Biden’s trip to the Middle East has been made plain after weeks of uncertainty: a visit to Israel as well as
UK-GCC trade deal could be completed in a year
United Kingdom–In the most recent round of negotiations geared at bolstering its links outside the EU following its leaving, the UK has begun discussions on