A Ukrainian drone campaign against Russia’s oil infrastructure has grown from occasional attacks to a sustained effort aimed at weakening Moscow’s…

A decision by two big shipping firms to once again sail through the Suez Canal follows several months in which global trade has been affected by the…

At noon on 24 June 1994, the men’s football match between Mexico and Ireland at Orlando’s Citrus Bowl in the United States became far more than a…

The renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran are causing deep concern in several Arab countries affected by this dispute, including…

Since 2010, Jordan’s increasingly complex political landscape has imposed what the philosopher Karl Popper might describe as a new form of holistic…

Whether from the Gulf, North Africa, the wider Middle East or beyond, there are no shortage of good films emerging onto our screens in 2026. In Al…

In August 1945, the Second World War was drawing to a close after atomic bombs were dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, forcing…

Egypt is to end the limits on foreigners owning real estate in a bid to bring in more capital, despite warnings from nationalists. A law from 1996…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s objection to Washington supplying Türkiye with F-35 fighter jets went far beyond a dispute over an arms…