Germany’s flagship carrier is planning a cautious comeback to Israel, marking a key turning point after weeks of tension in the skies. Lufthansa says it...
Tel Aviv Man Accused of Spying for Iran, Filming Military Bases and Officials’ Homes
A 27-year-old man from Tel Aviv is at the center of an alarming espionage case, after Israeli authorities say he conducted surveillance assignments on behalf...
Tel Aviv Cracks Top 10 in Global Housing Cost List, but Quality of Life Lags Behind
Tel Aviv has clinched the 8th spot among the most expensive cities on the planet to buy a home, according to a global cost-of-living survey...
Fire at Cairo Telecom Hub Knocks Out Services, Injures 14, and Rattles Egypt’s Capital
A sudden blaze at a central Cairo telecom exchange building on Monday left parts of the city in the dark — both literally and digitally...
Cairo Airport Handles Over 2.39 Million Flyers in June Amid Tech-Driven Overhaul
Passenger arrivals outpace departures as Egypt’s busiest airport rides a summer surge Cairo International Airport clocked a sharp rise in air traffic this June, welcoming...
All the Best, Brother”: Jordan James Sends Love as Kyogo Furuhashi Joins Birmingham City
As Birmingham City fans toast the club's latest signing in Japanese forward Kyogo Furuhashi, one familiar name from the past has popped up with a...
Saudi and UK Foreign Ministers Talk Strategy as Tensions Mount in the Middle East
Two top diplomats from Riyadh and London spoke on Sunday as worries grow over rising instability in the region. And while official words remained diplomatic,...
Delhi-bound Air India Flight from Riyadh Diverted to Jaipur as Monsoon Weather Wreaks Havoc
A late-night Air India flight from Riyadh to Delhi found itself rerouted hundreds of kilometers away as dense monsoon clouds rolled into the capital and...
Saudi Arabia Arrests 37 in Drug Trafficking Ring, Including Government Employees
Saudi authorities have detained 37 people linked to a major drug trafficking network operating in the Riyadh and Hail regions, including six government employees, in...
Israel’s Flying Shame: El Al Faces Public Fury for Stranding Passengers During Wartime
The national airline once seen as a symbol of resilience is now drawing fierce criticism for failing Israelis when they needed it most. El Al...
Israeli Fighter Jets Hit Three Yemeni Ports, Power Plant After Fresh Houthi Missile Launches
Israel said it launched overnight airstrikes on four Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen, including ports on the Red Sea and a key power station, marking the...
Gaza Death Toll Mounts as Trump Claims Ceasefire Could Happen ‘Within Days’
Dozens of Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes Sunday as indirect truce talks resumed in Qatar. But hope for an imminent ceasefire remains shaky. At...
Israel Bombs Key Houthi Sites in Yemen as Shadow War Intensifies
Israel launched a coordinated barrage of airstrikes across Houthi-controlled western Yemen late Sunday night, hitting ports, power infrastructure, and a controversial hijacked cargo vessel —...
Israel Sends Delegation to Qatar for Indirect Talks as Hamas Pushes for Guarantees
Despite sharp disagreements, Israeli officials landed in Doha for renewed discussions, hoping to salvage progress on a ceasefire and hostage deal. Israeli negotiators quietly touched...
Subsea7 Wins Offshore Egypt Deal Worth Up to $150 Million
New subsea project adds to Egypt’s deepwater momentum as energy sector stays upbeat Subsea7 just landed a fresh offshore contract in Egypt that could be...
King Tut’s Glow Returns: Egyptian Conservators Breathe New Life Into Ancient Treasures
A quiet revival is unfolding in Cairo, where some of the world’s most iconic antiquities are being carefully coaxed back to life, one delicate brushstroke...