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Russian Population “Filtration” Operations 
Russia economy meltdown as bonds crash and shopping centres face mass bankruptcy 
Ukrainian capture North Korean 
Iran-Russia’s wary alliance: Arming up or breaking down? 
Russian Gold Shipments to UAE Surge Amid Ukraine War: Report
UAE reaps windfall from Russian gold with the precious metal contributing to the Emirates' record-breaking non-oil foreign trade. The UAE has become...
Atlantis, The Palm Internship Programme Announced
Atlantis, The Palm has announced an internship programme. Starting in August and September 2023, the programme gives budding hoteliers the...
Iraq Unveils $17bn Transport Project Linking Europe and Mideast
BAGHDAD: Iraq on Saturday presented an ambitious plan to turn itself into a regional transportation hub by developing its road...
Israel Judicial Reform: Tel Aviv Protests Continue after Budget Approved
Protesters gather in major cities across Israel to decry government reform proposals set to curtail Supreme Court authority Israelis took to...
Sudan: Truce Holds, but Brings Little Relief for Humanitarian Crisis
The RSF says it plans to engage in talks aimed at extending ceasefire, which is due to end on Monday...
China Seizing US Arms Markets in the Middle East
China is poised to break into the Middle Eastern arms market through big deals with Saudi Arabia and Egypt, both...
New Anti-Israel Axis Pushes Netanyahu to ‘Brink’ of War
Israel fears that a growing anti-Israel alliance in the Middle East is now strong enough to spark an outbreak of war in the region....
Vietnam, the Middle East, Regime Coups, Invasions: Henry Kissinger’s Major Moments
Controversial top diplomat, turning 100 on Saturday, organized airlift to resupply Israel during Yom Kippur War, secretly brokered ties with...
OPEC+ Cuts Fail Fail to Boost Middle East Oil Prices
The OPEC+ voluntary production cuts, on paper promising curtailments amounting to 1.66 million b/d, should have been the main story...
Eritrea: 30 Years of Bitter Independence for the Diaspora
As a child, in the years following Eritrea's independence, Filmon Debru looked forward to the month of May and the...