Artificial intelligence is no longer a side project at one of Saudi Arabia’s most prominent hospitals. In Riyadh, a major public medical institution has quietly...
Lebanon Turns to Egypt for Natural Gas in Bid to Ease Power Crisis
Lebanon has signed a new agreement with Egypt to purchase natural gas, marking a fresh attempt to tackle chronic electricity shortages and move away from...
Kuwait Fire Force Studies Saudi Rail Safety as Gulf Rail Link Edges Forward
A senior delegation from Kuwait’s fire service has spent days inside Saudi Arabia’s rail network, studying how the kingdom handles fire prevention and emergency response...
At Tel Aviv’s Carlton, Breakfast Slows the City Down
On a calm Friday morning, when the week finally loosens its grip, breakfast at the Carlton Hotel in Tel Aviv feels less like a meal...
Former Police Chief Takes Aim at Netanyahu as Rain-Soaked Protests Grip Tel Aviv
Rain fell steadily over Tel Aviv on Saturday night, but it didn’t thin the crowds. Thousands gathered across Israel to protest the government, with a...
Egypt and China Deepen Clean Energy Ties as Storage and Smart Grid Talks Gain Pace
Egypt and China are pushing their energy partnership into a more technical phase, with talks now centered on electricity storage, smart grids, and AI-backed systems....
Modi’s Oman-Jordan Trip Snubs Turkey with IMEC Push
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up a key visit to Oman and Jordan in mid-December 2025, focusing on trade deals and regional ties. Experts see...
Jordan Kilganon Wins Dunk Man with Epic 540 Dunk
Sudbury's own Jordan Kilganon claimed victory in the inaugural Dunk Man competition in Atlanta, sealing the win with a stunning 540-degree spinning dunk that left...
Faith, History, and Who Belongs in Israel
Israel is many things at once. A modern state. An ancient homeland. A symbol carried in prayer, memory, and argument. The tension around who “belongs”...
Mild Daytime Temperatures Hold Across Egypt as Cold Nights Persist
Egypt experienced moderately warm conditions during daylight hours on Friday, with temperatures staying comfortable across most regions while colder air lingered after sunset. Weather officials...
Electronic Arts Shareholders Approve Saudi-Led Buyout in Landmark $55 Billion Vote
Electronic Arts is set to leave public markets after shareholders overwhelmingly approved a $55 billion takeover led by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, clearing one...
Israel Rules Threaten Gaza Aid Collapse
New rules from Israel on NGO registrations are set to hit hard by December 31, 2025, risking a total breakdown in humanitarian aid flowing into...
Egypt Starts Live Restoration of King Khufu’s Ancient Boat
Egypt has launched a public restoration of King Khufu's second solar boat at the Grand Egyptian Museum near Cairo. This live project, starting on December...
Palestinian Teenager Killed in West Bank Shooting as Video Casts Doubt on Israeli Account
A 16-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead at close range by Israeli soldiers during a military raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials said,...
Ultra-Orthodox Protest Near Tel Aviv Turns Highway Into Flashpoint Over Military Draft
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews shut down a major roadway near Tel Aviv on Monday evening, protesting the arrest of a draft evader from their community....
Salah’s Late Strike Gives Egypt Dramatic AFCON Win Over Zimbabwe
Mohamed Salah scored a stoppage-time winner as Egypt came from behind to beat Zimbabwe 2-1 in their Africa Cup of Nations opener in Agadir. The...