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.
A free dawn World Cup screen at Amman’s 6,000-seat Roman Theatre drew more than 15,000 fans; one young man died in Hashemite Plaza.
Egypt detained 223 people after airstrikes on Sudanese gold camps near Halayeb, a wartime corridor where unofficial metal already runs north.
Qiddiya’s 30-court National Tennis Centre is rising west of Riyadh as rented Saudi tennis events leave, built to own a 2028 ATP Masters slot.
Egyptian Maintenance Company locked a €46 million, 10-year hold on Arab Potash turbines at Ghor Al-Safi, with Siemens Energy still on the steam side.