Israeli police to send investigators abroad for high-profile probe as ex-campaign adviser stays away from Tel Aviv spotlight Israeli police are packing their bags for...
Egypt Completes Major Milestone at El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant
Third containment tier installed in record time, as Cairo touts nuclear project as pillar of future energy independence Cairo just notched a significant win in...
Israeli Military Zone Threatens Lifeline for Disabled Palestinians in Jenin
Once a sanctuary for rehabilitation, the Al-Jaleel center now faces destruction—its future buried under aerial maps and military designations For decades, the Al-Jaleel Society for...
Huckabee’s Courtroom Cameo in Netanyahu Trial Sparks Diplomatic Firestorm
U.S. Ambassador to Israel breaks precedent with personal appearance at Tel Aviv corruption hearing, drawing swift backlash at home and abroad A Diplomatic Line Crossed...
Jordanian Forces Train on U.S. Soil for First Time in Landmark Louisiana Exercise
U.S. and Jordanian troops wrapped up an intense and unprecedented combat training program at Fort Johnson, Louisiana—marking the first time a Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF)...
Savoye’s Smart Warehouse Tech Goes Live in Riyadh as Saudi Bets Big on Logistics
Savoye has launched its high-tech warehouse management system at CJ Logistics’ iHerb fulfillment center in Riyadh, becoming the first such deployment in the Special Integrated...
Missile From Yemen Triggers Sirens in Jerusalem and Central Israel, IDF Says Threat Neutralized
Sirens blared across Jerusalem and much of central Israel in the early hours of Thursday after Israeli defense systems intercepted a missile launched from Yemen....
Iran and Saudi Arabia Reconnect in Jeddah After 12 Days of Fire and Fury
Araghchi’s visit marks Tehran’s first public diplomatic outreach after war with Israel, signaling regional recalibration In a scene that felt almost surreal after weeks of...
Israel Mulls Gaza Border Zone as Pressure Mounts Over Civilian Displacement
Defense Minister's remarks fuel fears of forced relocation; Trump backs “voluntary” migration idea Israel’s government is weighing controversial plans to push hundreds of thousands of...
American Passenger Dies Mid-Flight En Route to Cairo
Sudden death stuns passengers aboard Casablanca-Cairo flight as officials confirm natural causes An American traveler died suddenly during a flight from Morocco to Egypt on...
Delhi-bound Air India Flight from Riyadh Diverted to Jaipur as Monsoon Weather Wreaks Havoc
A late-night Air India flight from Riyadh to Delhi found itself rerouted hundreds of kilometers away as dense monsoon clouds rolled into the capital and...
Israel Bombs Key Houthi Sites in Yemen as Shadow War Intensifies
Israel launched a coordinated barrage of airstrikes across Houthi-controlled western Yemen late Sunday night, hitting ports, power infrastructure, and a controversial hijacked cargo vessel —...
Egypt Strikes $900 Million Debt Swap Deals With Germany, Italy, and China Amid Mounting Fiscal Pressures
Egypt has sealed over $900 million in debt-for-development deals with three major economies—Germany, Italy, and China—as it looks for breathing room in the face of...
Sharif Touts Saudi Backing as Pakistan Takes UN Security Council Helm
Islamabad courts Riyadh’s influence to project diplomatic clout amid South Asia tensions Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday struck a confident tone about Pakistan's growing...
Arkia Resumes Direct Tel Aviv–New York Flights as Ceasefire Stabilizes Skies
Israel’s Arkia Airlines is bringing back its nonstop Tel Aviv–New York route, scrapping the awkward detour through Cyprus that was added during the recent conflict...
Ancient DNA Links Egypt to Mesopotamia, Challenging Centuries of Assumptions
A 4,500-year-old skeleton is now rewriting the script on how one of history’s most iconic civilisations may have risen — not in isolation, but through...