- 26 February, 2025
Why is there Mounting Criticism Against Nicolás Maduro Amid Deadly Protests?
Following the start of lethal demonstrations all throughout Venezuela following the disputed presidential election, criticism of the authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro is getting more intense.
A Trump Return: Potential Shifts in US Middle East Policy
The possibility of Donald Trump returning to the White House looms big as the 2024 US presidential contest gets to its culmination, casting major concerns
UNESCO Adds Three Arab Sites to World Heritage List
During its 46th session in New Delhi, India, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee—in a historic action—has added three outstanding Arab sites to the World Heritage
Which Bahrain Athletes are In Line to Win Gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics?
Regarding long-distance running and steeplechase events, Bahrain has grown somewhat well-known as a force. Bahrain is a strong prospect for gold at the Paris Olympics
World’s Most Powerful Passports – 2024
According to the newest Henley Passport Index, Singapore is still crowned as holding the world’s most powerful passport. This comes from an index released by
G7’s Russia Policy Faces Pushback from Allies, Including Saudi Arabia
Originally developed in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the Group of Seven’s (G7) strategy toward the nation is running against opposition from
The Moon Landing Legacy: Why Hasn’t NASA Returned to the Lunar Surface?
The Apollo 11 mission sent two American astronauts—Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin—to the lunar surface on July 20, 1969, so accomplishing what was long thought
King of Bahrain Arrives for Malaysia’s Royal Installation Ceremony
King Hamad Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain arrived in Kuala Lumpur Friday, July 19, 2024, to take part in the eagerly awaited installation ceremony of
NASA and Saudi Arabia Forge Historic Space Partnership
Signing a historic agreement on July 16, 2024, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the Saudi Space Agency heralded a new chapter in
Why Saudi Arabia Raised their Retirement Age to 65
Saudi Arabia has a rather low retirement age for decades: males retired at 60 and women at 55. Recent developments have seen the monarchy modify