Chinese Premier Li Qiang is heading west — first to Brazil for the BRICS summit, then to Egypt — in a two-stop diplomatic swing that...
WestJet-Saudia Pact Brings Saudi Arabia Closer to Canadian Travelers
New interline agreement opens up seamless travel between Canada and the Kingdom, signaling deeper aviation cooperation and broader ambitions on both sides. WestJet just took...
Telangana Worker Dies in Tel Aviv Bunker During Iran Missile Strikes; Body Returns Home
Amid war sirens and hospital chaos, a father’s final hours unfold far from home The body of Revella Ravinder, a 57-year-old Indian worker from Telangana,...
U.S. Faces Growing Pressure to Rethink Its Alliance With Israel Amid Escalating Middle East Turmoil
Calls for a sweeping peace deal grow louder as critics slam Israel’s strategy and urge a diplomatic solution that includes Palestinian statehood and Iranian nuclear...
Trump Lifts Sanctions on Syria After Meeting With Former al-Qaeda Fighter Turned President
White House rolls the dice on Syria’s future as Ahmed al-Sharaa takes reins in Damascus President Donald Trump has formally lifted U.S. sanctions on Syria,...
Over Lunch in Cairo, Turkey and Egypt Quietly Weigh Regional Shifts
A casual meal between diplomats in Cairo this week hinted at a deeper effort to reset ties and recalibrate their positions on Gaza and the...
Saudi Unemployment Falls to Historic Low as Women Rewrite Workforce Rules
The Kingdom's labor market hits a major milestone, driven by rising female participation and deeper Vision 2030 reforms. Saudi Arabia's unemployment rate has dropped to...
Iran Warns It’s Poised to Strike Again If Israel Breaks Fragile Ceasefire
Tehran casts doubt on Israeli truce promises, as military leaders stay on high alert Iran is back on edge. Just days after guns fell silent,...
From Cairo to Colorado: How Shilo Sanders Helped an Egyptian Athlete Rewrite His Destiny
Yahya Attia’s improbable path from Egypt to the Colorado Buffaloes locker room started with belief—and a chance encounter with Shilo Sanders. Dreams don’t usually come...
Saudi’s Uruq Bani Ma’arid Joins IUCN’s Prestigious Green List, Cementing Conservation Milestone
Saudi Arabia has landed another environmental win. Uruq Bani Ma’arid—an epic sprawl of desert life on the fringe of the Rub’ al Khali—has officially been...
UK Airlifts Second Wave of Citizens from Israel Amid Escalating Regional Fears
Tel Aviv to Cyprus to Home: Britain Moves Fast as Middle East Tensions Bite A second UK military flight carrying British nationals out of Israel...
Scientists Reconstruct Face of Egypt’s Forgotten Pharaoh Hatshepsut in Stunning Archaeological Breakthrough
The long-misunderstood queen who ruled like a king finally gets her face—and her story—back, thanks to digital forensics and a fresh look at broken statues....
Tel Aviv Man Arrested in Cryptocurrency Spy Plot Tied to Iran
A 27-year-old man from Tel Aviv has been arrested for allegedly spying on behalf of Iran, receiving cryptocurrency as payment for tasks ranging from surveillance...
Clues in Clay: What Ancient Egypt’s Working Girls Can Still Teach Us
We tend to picture ancient Egypt through the lens of gold masks, grand tombs, and pharaohs. But scattered between those glimmering symbols of power are...
This Is Where We Sleep Now’: Tel Aviv Mall Parking Lot Becomes Shelter Amid Iran Missile Barrage
Residents of central Tel Aviv are taking cover below ground as fears of further strikes grow. An underground garage meant for cars now echoes with...
Israeli Exodus Through Taba Border Sparks Outrage Across Egypt
Thousands of Israelis fleeing Iranian strikes are pouring through Egypt's Taba crossing, triggering a wave of fury and fear among Egyptians already on edge from...