Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Saudi Arabia has reignited discussions on the long-delayed $50 billion West Coast refinery project, signaling a renewed commitment...
Israel’s New Unmanned Bulldozers ‘Changing the Paradigm’ of War in Gaza
The latest innovation from Israel's defense sector, the Robdozer, is already being hailed as a game changer in modern warfare. This unmanned version of the...
Chaos Outside Egypt’s Pyramids as Tourists Warned to Avoid One Thing ‘At All Costs’
Investigative Report Reveals Animal Abuse Around Giza's Pyramids, Tourists Urged to Stay Away A disturbing investigation has shed light on the abuse of animals near...
From Tehran to Tel Aviv: An Iranian Photographer’s Powerful Tribute to Vanishing Jewish Roots
Fleeing Iran, Facing War, Finding Purpose Through the Lens When Daniela Shem boarded her flight out of Tehran on October 8, 2023, she had no...
Boulevard World Riyadh to Close Its Doors This May, Ahead of 2024/2025 Riyadh Season
As anticipation builds for the upcoming Riyadh Season 2024/2025, the largest entertainment project in the region, Boulevard World is set to close on May 3,...
How Do We Know That There Was an Exodus from Egypt? A Kabbalistic Perspective
In the traditional telling, the Exodus from Egypt is a foundational moment—a divine liberation of an oppressed people, led by Moses, out of bondage and...
Saudi Space Economy Soars to $8.7 Billion in 2024, Poised for Further Growth
Saudi Arabia's space industry is experiencing rapid expansion, with the Kingdom's space economy now valued at $8.7 billion in 2024. As the Kingdom takes bold...
Jordan’s Soaring Foreign Reserves Spark Fresh Optimism in National Economy
Central Bank hits $22 billion mark as Chamber of Commerce hails new milestone Jordan’s foreign currency reserves just hit an all-time high — and the...
Israel’s Expansionism: A Middle East on Edge
Since October 7, 2023, Israel has taken a significant and controversial step in reshaping the Middle East. Under the leadership of its right-wing government, the...
Bernard-Henri Lévy to Open Jerusalem Writers Festival; Michel Houellebecq to Receive Prestigious Jerusalem Prize
The Jerusalem International Writers Festival and International Book Forum are set to highlight global literary talent in May, with Bernard-Henri Lévy kicking off the events,...
Nubians Fight to Keep Their Culture Alive Decades After Displacement by Aswan High Dam
Egypt's indigenous Nubian population continues its uphill battle to preserve a culture nearly drowned by a dam and decades of neglect. Back in the 1960s,...
Saudi Arabia and US Move Toward Civil Nuclear Agreement
Saudi Arabia, one of the world’s leading oil exporters, is forging ahead with ambitious plans to develop a civil nuclear industry, and a preliminary agreement...
Air Samarkand to Launch Direct Flights from Samarkand to Tel Aviv
New Route Strengthens Ties Between Uzbekistan and Israel Air Samarkand, the national carrier of Uzbekistan, is expanding its international network with the introduction of direct...
Tesla Finally Hits the Saudi Market, Years After Feud with Musk
Tesla has officially arrived in Saudi Arabia. The launch marks a big moment—not just for the electric car giant, but for a kingdom still figuring...
The Bashiri Mummy Has Never Been Unwrapped—But New Tech Just Peeked Inside
Discovered in 1919, buried deep in Egypt’s famed Valley of the Kings, the Bashiri mummy has been one of the British Museum’s most enigmatic treasures....
Saudi Arabia Bets Big on Ultra-Luxury Tourism with Desert and Red Sea Resorts
Nujuma and Six Senses lead the charge as Kingdom targets elite travelers through Vision 2030 expansion Saudi Arabia’s luxury tourism push just kicked into high...