With Iran in retreat, who is going to fill the vacuum in the Middle East?
A defining feature of the Middle East today is the geopolitical retreat of a once-imperial Iran. It is…
Iran looks to tap into China’s BeiDou navigation system to plug security gaps
Iran’s reported plans to sign up to China’s BeiDou satellite navigation system could expand Beijing’s footprint in the…
Falaye Sacko chooses his next destination… will it be far from France?
Falaye Sacko chooses his next destination… will it be far from France? Malian international defender Falaye Sacko appears…
Meet the New Middle East, Same as the Old Middle East – Foreign Policy
Given the tumultuous events of the past several years, it is tempting to herald the emergence of a…
Tarabut secures in-principle approval from UAE central bank
Source: CW8 Communications Tarabut, MENA’s leading Open Banking and embedded finance platform, has received in-principle approval from the…
US tariffs to have ‘close to zero’ effect on Saudi Arabia, IMF says
The impact of tariffs imposed by the US on Saudi Arabia is expected to be “close to zero”,…
Saudi economy’s outlook remains favorable despite elevated global uncertainty, says IMF
Robust domestic demand will continue to keep non-oil growth above 3.5 percent over the medium term Saudi Arabia’s…
Poland extends border controls with Germany, Lithuania until October 4 over migration concerns
WARSAW — Poland will maintain temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania until Oct. 4 amid ongoing concerns…
South Korea, Conjoins Japan, Saudi Arabia To Now Top Busiest Domestic Airline Routes in August 2025: Here’s What You Need To Know
Home » Airline News In Asia » South Korea, Conjoins Japan, Saudi Arabia To Now Top Busiest Domestic…
Houthis say they attacked Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport
The Houthis from Yemen’s rebel Ansar Allah movement have delivered a missile strike on Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion…
EU-U.S. trade deal won’t derail European defense boom, analysts say
Europe’s defense stocks wobbled at the start of the week, as investors pored over the details — still…
Why Gulf Leaders Prioritized Peace After Iran’s Missile Attack
For years, politicians, diplomats, analysts, and journalists working on the Middle East worried that a war between Iran…