The Israeli military confirmed the mobilisation of 60,000 reservists ahead of a planned ground offensive in Gaza City, sparking global concerns. The move follows failed ceasefire talks with Hamas and warnings from aid agencies about mass displacement and humanitarian fallout
Omani authorities confirmed the death of Saudi tourist Saud bin Maadi Al-Qahtani, who fell from a steep slope in Jabal Samhan, highlighting the dangers of mountain climbing during the slippery Khareef season in Dhofar
The timing of the flight has raised eyebrows, occurring just a day after both India and Pakistan publicly agreed to halt all military operations along their border following several days of increased rhetoric and unconfirmed reports of skirmishes
The company emphasized that the suspension of its domestic operations directly impacts its international presence. Blaban currently operates branches in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Morocco, Libya, Jordan, Oman, and Qatar
In addition, five Egyptian crew members were on board. The identities of the deceased have not been fully disclosed, but officials confirmed that two of the victims were married doctors, whose daughters remain in the hospital
The Iran-backed Houthis have been targeting ships in the Red Sea since November 2023, in what they claim is a show of support for Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel’s ongoing military operations in the region
Hosts Morocco will kick off the 24-team tournament against the unpredictable Comoros in the opening match on December 21. The highly anticipated tournament promises to deliver fireworks, with some intriguing groupings already igniting excitement among fans
The AGM-114R, also known as “Romeo,” is one of the most versatile and precise weapons in the U.S. arsenal. Designed for multi-role missions, it can engage a wide range of targets, from heavily armored vehicles and fortified bunkers to moving enemy convoys
The 155-square-mile area, established by a 1974 ceasefire agreement between Israel and Syria, has remained a neutral zone for decades, patrolled by United Nations peacekeepers since the end of the Yom Kippur War
Egypt's Holding Company for Roads, Bridges, and Land Transportation Projects, a state-owned entity under the Egyptian Ministry of Transport, is vying for a share of Iraq's substantial railway development plans, with bids totaling $5 million in potential projects
The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, working alongside scientific bodies like the Agricultural Research Center and the Desert Research Center, is spearheading the project with a series of field and laboratory studies aimed at mapping, classifying, and preparing the soil for cultivation
According to *ButClub*, RC Lens is interested in Adel, one of Egypt's top talents. Despite a strong defensive record, Lens struggles offensively, with just 12 goals in 11 games, ranking near the bottom in Ligue 1's attacking statistics
With 194,000 searches related to password security, the study suggests that Egyptians are less proactive about digital protection, which exacerbates the country’s overall cybersecurity preparedness
"The joint Egyptian-American archaeological mission working on the restoration project of the South Asasif necropolis has discovered the first medieval cemetery containing many unopened burials," the ministry stated
The Israeli military confirmed the mobilisation of 60,000 reservists ahead of a planned ground offensive in Gaza City, sparking global concerns. The move follows failed ceasefire talks with Hamas and warnings from aid agencies about mass displacement and humanitarian fallout
Omani authorities confirmed the death of Saudi tourist Saud bin Maadi Al-Qahtani, who fell from a steep slope in Jabal Samhan, highlighting the dangers of mountain climbing during the slippery Khareef season in Dhofar
Dhofar’s giant sinkholes, from the legendary Tawi Atair to the vast Kahf Teiq, captivate tourists with natural beauty and myths, as Omani authorities enhance safety and promote sustainable tourism
Hezbollah’s Naim Qassem has warned Lebanon’s government that any attempt to implement a US-backed disarmament plan could trigger civil war, though the group has temporarily paused planned street protests.
