Hezbollah’s second-in-command, Naim Qassem, has admitted that the group was caught entirely off guard by Israel’s ability to infiltrate its hardware supply chain, leading to...
United to Resume Tel Aviv Flights Earlier Than Expected as Airlines Tiptoe Back into Israel
Wizz Air also eyes August comeback with limited routes to Larnaca and Budapest United Airlines is bringing back its Tel Aviv service from New York...
Lufthansa to Resume Tel Aviv Flights August 1 After Iran War Grounded Travel
Germany’s flagship carrier is planning a cautious comeback to Israel, marking a key turning point after weeks of tension in the skies. Lufthansa says it...
Cairo Airport Handles Over 2.39 Million Flyers in June Amid Tech-Driven Overhaul
Passenger arrivals outpace departures as Egypt’s busiest airport rides a summer surge Cairo International Airport clocked a sharp rise in air traffic this June, welcoming...
Israel’s Flying Shame: El Al Faces Public Fury for Stranding Passengers During Wartime
The national airline once seen as a symbol of resilience is now drawing fierce criticism for failing Israelis when they needed it most. El Al...
Subsea7 Wins Offshore Egypt Deal Worth Up to $150 Million
New subsea project adds to Egypt’s deepwater momentum as energy sector stays upbeat Subsea7 just landed a fresh offshore contract in Egypt that could be...
Michael Jordan’s Iconic Estate Hits Airbnb, But You’ll Need Deep Pockets and Seven Nights
NBA fans can now sleep under the same roof that once housed the greatest to ever do it — but it’s going to cost more...
Tehran’s $88 Compensation Plan Sparks Outrage as Bombed-Out Residents Left in Limbo
Tehran’s mayor says residents hit by Israeli airstrikes will get $88 per square meter to rebuild. That’s barely a tenth of what they need—and the...
Ukraine and Egypt Eye Strategic Food Hub as Global Supply Chains Shift Again
A potential logistics deal between Kyiv and Cairo could redraw grain trade routes, strengthen diplomatic ties, and give both nations more leverage in a hungry...
Simon Jordan Slams ‘Cartel’ Grip as Newcastle Chokes Under PSR Clampdown
Newcastle United’s fight to stay in the Premier League’s elite tier is hitting a financial wall. And broadcaster Simon Jordan isn’t holding back, calling out...
Airlines Push Israel to Cover Passenger Payouts After War Disruptions
As war-weary skies begin to clear over Israel, airlines that bore the brunt of airspace closures during the Iran conflict are pushing back — and...
Ancient Priestess Tomb Found Untouched After 4,000 Years in Egypt
Sealed chamber in Asyut reveals the untouched coffin of Idy, a powerful woman from Egypt’s Middle Kingdom Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered an untouched burial...
Egypt and Oman Push U.S. and Iran to Drop ‘Impossible’ Conditions, Revive Talks
Two weeks after the missiles stopped flying between Israel and Iran, the region is still on edge. In Cairo, the foreign ministers of Egypt and...
Dust Storms Blanket Saudi Arabia as Visibility Drops and Warnings Spread
National Weather Authority Issues Week-Long Alert Across Major Regions, Including Riyadh and Makkah Saudi Arabia is bracing for a week of hazy skies and dusty...
Nepal’s Oli Steps Onto Global Stage With Egypt, Portugal Talks in Spain
Seville summit sidelines turn into diplomacy theater as Oli seeks deeper ties for economic and development cooperation Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli isn’t exactly known...
Pilgrimage Beyond Borders: A Spiritual Soak in Jordan’s Sacred Soil
Arhatic Yogis reflect on divine connection, ancient roots, and personal transformation amid Jordan’s timeless landscapes When most people think of Jordan, they think Petra, deserts,...