Saudi Arabia has drawn a clear line in the sand ahead of the 2025 Haj season. A sweeping update to its visa rules now restricts...
Visa Policy Sparks Panic Over 2025 Hajj, But Nigeria Says Pilgrims Are Not Banned
Fear spread fast. But the Nigerian government says there's no ban on its citizens going for Hajj. The confusion? All thanks to a widely shared...
Houthis Strike Tel Aviv and U.S. Warships, Vowing Escalation Until Gaza Siege Ends
A drone hit the Tel Aviv area. U.S. Navy ships in the Red Sea came under fire. And the Houthis say they’re just getting started....
Yemen’s Houthis Launch Drone Attack on Tel Aviv, Target U.S. Warships in Red Sea
Rebel group vows escalation until Gaza war ends; tensions rise after U.S. airstrikes on Sanaa Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi rebels claimed responsibility Monday for a drone...
Trump’s Trade War Sends Shockwaves Through Arab Economies
April 2 was anything but business as usual. On what he dubbed “Liberation Day,” U.S. President Donald Trump slapped sweeping new tariffs on nearly every...
Saudi Arabia to Host Hannover Messe-Backed Industrial Expo in December 2025
Riyadh aims to position itself as a global force in smart manufacturing with new partnership; move aligns with Vision 2030 industrial goals Saudi Arabia just...
Macron’s Cairo Visit Blends Culture, Strategy and a Push for Gaza Ceasefire
French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Egypt to the roar of fighter jets, a walk through one of Cairo’s oldest markets, and a growing sense...
Saudi Arabia’s flynas Secures Approval for IPO, Plans to Raise $2 Billion
flynas, Saudi Arabia’s low-cost airline, has received regulatory approval to list 30% of its shares on the Saudi Exchange. The green light from the Capital...
Israel’s Humanitarian Efforts Speak Louder Than Words
Israel has long been a nation on high alert, balancing security concerns with an unwavering commitment to global humanitarian aid. When disaster strikes anywhere in...
Climate Crisis Disproportionately Impacts Women, Tel Aviv Conference Finds
The climate crisis doesn’t discriminate, but its consequences hit women harder. That was the central theme at a special conference in Tel Aviv on Tuesday,...
Israel’s Hostage Crisis: Urgency Must Overcome Internal Struggles
As Israel grapples with internal turmoil, the ongoing hostage crisis demands more immediate attention. The need to bring the hostages home has never been more...
Saudi Arabia Imported 123 Million Kilograms of Chocolate in 2024
Sweets and chocolates remain a growing sector in Saudi Arabia, with imports soaring and consumer demand at an all-time high Saudi Arabia's appetite for chocolate...
Saudi Arabia’s Betrayal of the Prophet’s Legacy: A Bitter Truth
In recent years, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has faced increasing scrutiny over its interpretation and management of Islamic heritage. For many, a recent trip...
Israel’s Police Violence Crisis Deepens as Public Trust Plummets
Israel's law enforcement is facing an unprecedented crisis of confidence, as public trust in the police continues to erode. Recent surveys reveal a steep decline,...
PM Shehbaz Extends Eid Greetings to Muslim Leaders, Strengthens Diplomatic Ties
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif took the opportunity of Eidul Fitr to engage in diplomatic outreach, holding telephonic conversations with leaders across the Muslim world. From...
Israel’s Growing Strength Raises the Question: Is It Time to End U.S. Military Aid?
Israel has long relied on American military aid, but is that dependence still necessary? With a strong economy and an advanced defense industry, some argue...