Church ID checks built after Egypt’s bombings now stop Muslim-background converts at the gate, because their cards still list them as Muslim.
Egypt has spent EGP 638 billion on 975 Sinai projects since 2014. The live test is whether water, rail, and housing can pull residents and private...
BAE's 7,000-strong Saudi workforce and new Taif Typhoon shop now matter more than an extra-jet order that remains unsigned.
Egypt documented a 100-meter Sinai rock shelter near Serabit el-Khadim, packing prehistoric hunts into a tourism map still being built.
KLM's February restart of Tel Aviv and Dubai lasted weeks. Tel Aviv now flies via Larnaca, while Dubai stays canceled through 24 October.
On International Customs Day, ZATCA paired 24 million pill seizures with a two-hour clearance bet as Saudi Arabia sits 38th in logistics.
A Houthi-driven Saudi-UAE thaw papers over the Yemen rupture that broke Europe's single Gulf corridor, pushing Oman ports and separate EU pacts.
KFSHRC’s January 2026 clinical research conference put Regeneron on the keynote. Trial filings are up, yet most studies stay small, late.
Zvika Klein wanted a shared Hebrew-English magazine to fix the Israel-Diaspora split. A September survey asked both publics the same questions and the gap widened.
Egypt hit an RSF-bound convoy at the Libya triangle two days before Saddam Haftar met Cairo’s defense minister, a warning aimed at his desert road.