Israel's 33-year shekel high flipped a decade of cheaper engineers into an 8.2% premium over the U.S., and firms are already hiring in Eastern Europe.
Henderson became England's first four-World-Cup player from the bench against Panama, then never played another minute at the tournament.
Jordan’s keeper faced unsourced match-fixing claims after a 1-3 loss to Argentina, a dead rubber FIFA never treated as an integrity case.
An Aloula Aviation AW139 killed 14 Saudis at Ras Tanura two days after crude loadings resumed, and the energy ministry has not published a cause.
Iranian cyberattacks on Israel tripled to 4,800 incidents in June 2026, hitting law firms and plants while critical systems held, the cyber chief said.
A Thousand and One’s October Banban tickets are no longer on official sale, and MDLBEAST is filling the same nights indoors in Jeddah.
Egypt's cosmetics market reached $900 million in 2024, but L'Oréal's 10th of Ramadan plant already ships 85% of output across MENA as Unilever expands too.
Four local owners are funding 1,164 Accor, Hilton, IHG and U Hotels rooms in Egypt, a thin slice of a 45,984-room chain pipeline that now leads...
The June 26 Revolution reached only a few hundred people because the ceasefire let Hamas retake hospitals, pulpits and local cameras before the marches began.
FIFA’s new grass-flag ceremony met a 1973 Saudi law and Iraq’s Takbir, so volunteers held both teams’ banners aloft at the 2026 World Cup.