Egypt international footballer Ramadan Sobhi has been sentenced to one year in prison after a Cairo court found him guilty in a high profile academic...
Jordan James Strike Helps Leicester Complete Derby Double, but Discontent Lingers
A December win over old rivals usually brings warmth. At the King Power Stadium, it brought relief, a little joy, and a lot of unresolved...
Long-Stalled Kibbutzim College Project in Tel Aviv Finally Breaks Ground With 450 New Homes
After more than two decades tangled in lawsuits, stalled financing, and institutional disputes, a major redevelopment project at Kibbutzim College in Tel Aviv is finally...
Egypt Broadens Health Insurance Reach, Folding Vulnerable Families Into National Coverage
Egypt has taken a fresh step in social protection, announcing that families already receiving state support will now be automatically enrolled in the country’s health...
Here’s Where Saudia Will Fly Its New Airbus A321XLRs in 2026
Saudia is quietly redrawing its international network. Starting in 2026, the Saudi flag carrier will roll out its brand-new Airbus A321XLR fleet on medium-haul routes...
Iran’s President Says Nation Is in ‘Total War’ With US, Israel and Europe
Iran’s president has delivered one of his starkest warnings yet, saying the country is already locked in a sweeping confrontation with Western rivals. In an...
Starmer Faces Backlash After Welcoming Alaa Abd El-Fattah Back to Britain
Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to publicly welcome British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah back to the UK has triggered a fierce political row. Critics say the...
NHS Warns: Bin Turkey Leftovers Soon to Avoid Poisoning
Health officials in the UK are urging people to handle Christmas turkey leftovers with care this holiday season. The NHS and Food Standards Agency say...
Why Arab Normalisation With Israel Has Coincided With More Colonisation
For decades, Arab normalisation with Israel has been presented as a pragmatic route to calm, stability, and eventual justice for Palestinians. The record, however, tells...
Israeli Scientists Reveal How Tiny Organisms Survive Extreme Heat
Israeli researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science have uncovered a groundbreaking way that single-celled organisms called hyperthermophiles adapt to scorching temperatures. In a study...
Egypt Condemns Israel Over Somaliland Recognition
Egypt has strongly criticized Israel for becoming the first nation to recognize Somaliland as an independent state, joining forces with Turkey, Somalia, and Djibouti in...
Rove Hotels Expands to Riyadh in 2025
Rove Hotels, a popular UAE-based brand, has teamed up with Rafal Real Estate Development Company to launch multiple properties in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This move...
Israeli Tech Firms Grow European Workforces Despite War and Diplomatic Headwinds
Israeli technology companies expanded their European payrolls throughout the war period, adding staff across key hubs even as hiring at home slowed sharply. A new...
Salah Ties AFCON Scoring Record in Egypt Victory
Mohamed Salah made history by becoming the first Egyptian to score in five straight African Cup of Nations tournaments. His stoppage time goal secured a...
Israeli Fire Kills Two in Gaza City as Ceasefire Breaches Continue to Rise
Israeli forces have killed at least two Palestinians in Gaza City, Palestinian officials said, adding to mounting claims that a fragile ceasefire is steadily unraveling....
Teacher Dies on Nile Cruise After Two Tourist Ships Collide Near Luxor
A holiday on Egypt’s Nile River turned fatal after two cruise ships collided near Luxor, leaving a 47-year-old Italian teacher dead and dozens of tourists...