Algeria’s President Tebboune to seek Cairo’s support as
Algeria Algeria is preparing to host the Arab Summit next March. Algeria’s President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune needs the support of Egyptian
Pro-Democracy Sudanese Protests Despite Hurdles Of Lockdown And
Sudan Sudan is braving lockdowns as it gears up to continue its protests against military coup and loss of democracy.
Iraq to witness new parliament from Jan 9
Iraq Iraq will be covering its new parliament from January 9 next year. A decree was issued on Thursday that
Kuwait names new Cabinet despite political, financial difficulties
Kuwait Kuwait’s ruling emir announced the formation of a new Cabinet on Tuesday despite political and financial trouble. Emir nominated
UAE approves Sinopharm’s protein-based vaccine; will be available
The vaccine will be produced and distributed by a joint venture between the UAE’s Group 42 and the China National
Covid-19 threat: Most Gulf countries’ economy in red
Saudi Arabia Most stock markets in the Gulf countries ended lower on Sunday because of the rising coronavirus cases across
Iraq Clears Record With Kuwait After Paying Off
Iraq Iraq has paid back its due to Kuwait after a gap of three decades to the tune of $52.4
UN chief says ‘Ponzi scheme’ crashed Lebanon’s finances
Lebanon United Nations Secretary, General Antonio Guterres said Lebanon’s finances were crushed by “something similar to a Ponzi scheme.” The
UN Troubled Over Reduced Food Aid In Yemen
Yemen Funding crises is leaving no food on the tables of millions of Yemenis who had up until now only
Turkey: Tayyip Erdoğan announces moves to encourage savings;
Turkey Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced a series of moves to encourage savings. He also said that no Turkish
