Georgetown economist Michael Strain says generative AI still has not lifted U.S. productivity, a repeat of the computer-age lag, even...
Saudi Arabia’s 96-hour stopover visa still belongs to Saudia and Flynas, with Nusuk controlling Umrah access and fees on a stamp sold as free.
Al Thabit in Yemen’s Qatabir district has been named in Saudi fire reports through the truce years and into the 2026 war.
The June 2025 Diriyah deal is a five-year archives and research program with a Beijing think tank, still in force after the Cultural Year’s festivals closed.
A 1920s Met dig framed Hatshepsut's statues as revenge. Archive work finds neck-waist-knee breaks, later reuse, and nine of 18 faces intact.
King Salman took Maduro's June 2025 letter on closer ties. Six months later the US seized Maduro and Caracas began examining an OPEC exit.
Reservist volunteers turned Dizengoff Center’s minus-4 garage into overnight shelter during Iran’s June 2025 barrage.
EgyptAir cuts Beirut, Amman, Baghdad and Erbil as one package through Israel-Iran rounds, then restores them in pieces, as October filings show.
Doosan Enerbility booked $248 million of steam turbines for two 2,900 MW Saudi gas plants due in 2028, as the kingdom also adds solar at speed.
Israel now calls Egypt’s Sinai force a Camp David breach after years of approving extra troops, while Washington still sends military aid.
FCDO Egypt advice still says a gender mismatch can mean refused entry, while short Sinai stays remain visa-free for British passports.