Cairo's top diplomat urges global pressure on Israel at high-level UN conference, warning of Gaza 'catastrophe' and demanding urgent political roadmap Standing before a packed...
JLL Closes Major Deal for Riyadh’s Antara Compound, Signaling Investor Appetite for Saudi Housing
520-unit expat-focused community in Diriyah fetches top bids in one of Riyadh’s biggest residential real estate transactions this year One of Saudi Arabia’s most sought-after...
Quiet Powerhouses: How the US-Israel Innovation Pact Is Saving Lives and Building the Future
A bond that began with diplomacy has grown into a web of deep economic, humanitarian, and scientific ties. From children’s hospitals to cybersecurity labs, this...
UK Issues Travel Warning as Deadly Wildfires Devastate Turkey and Cyprus
A scorching wave of wildfires has claimed at least 12 lives across Turkey and Cyprus, prompting the UK Foreign Office to issue a warning to...
Brussels Airlines Plans Tel Aviv Return in August as Regional Tensions Ease
Carrier to Resume Limited Flights Amid Fragile Calm in Israel Brussels Airlines is preparing to resume passenger flights to Tel Aviv next month after months...
Egypt’s SODIC Doubles H1 Profits as Revenues Jump Past EGP 4.7 Billion
Real estate developer logs 107.5% YoY profit growth, fueled by strong project deliveries and resilient sales momentum Egyptian real estate giant SODIC has delivered a...
Ancient Rock Carvings Near Aswan May Redraw Origins of Egypt’s First Dynasty
A cryptic panel carved into stone in Egypt’s southern desert is turning heads in the archaeology world—and not just for its age. This could be...
Saudi Arabia Beats China and India on Renewable Energy Costs, Says Minister
Prince Abdulaziz touts Kingdom’s clean energy edge in solar, hydrogen and battery tech Saudi Arabia’s energy chief has made a bold claim that’s turning heads...
Trump Blindsided by Israeli Strikes on Syria, Urges Netanyahu to Back Off
White House scrambles after Jerusalem targets Damascus and Sweida amid rising tensions in southern Syria Donald Trump isn’t used to being left out of the...
Tel Aviv Assault Case Deepens as Victim Testimonies Reveal Pattern
Prosecutors link suspect to one attack, but new testimony suggests more—raising tough questions over limits of evidence It started as a single case. A man...
Egypt Seeks U.S. Investment Lifeline as Vision 2030 Goals Face Clock
Cairo is hustling to bring American money into its economy, offering ports, factories, and reforms to sweeten the deal. Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has given...
Al Futtaim Strikes $667 Million Deal for Nearly Half of Saudi Arabia’s Cenomi Retail
Emirati Group’s Strategic Bet Signals Stronger UAE–Saudi Business Ties Al Futtaim Group is making a major play in Saudi Arabia’s booming consumer market. The Dubai-based...
Israel Seizes Administrative Control of Hebron’s Tomb of the Patriarchs Amid Mounting Tensions
Civil Administration says move is temporary for construction; Palestinian authorities reject claims as “land grab in disguise” In a development that risks reigniting religious and...
Hilton Breaks Ground on Twin Luxury Projects in Egypt’s New Capital
Al Mirage partners with Hilton for sky villas, serviced apartments, and 250 hotel rooms overlooking the Green River In a bold show of confidence in...
Riyadh’s Morning Feast: 5 Arabic Breakfast Spots That Locals Swear By
From slow-cooked lentils to sizzling gallaya, these early-morning gems are more than just food — they’re heritage on a plate In a city that rarely...
Netanyahu’s Corruption Trial Resumes in Tel Aviv as U.S. Envoy Huckabee Attends Courtroom Drama
Israel’s wartime leader takes the stand again amid explosive allegations, high-stakes diplomacy, and growing political pressure at home Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped into...