Kuwait Promotes UN’s Sustainable Goals for 2030
NEW YORK: Kuwait affirmed exerting more efforts to achieve development in different fields for all categories of society. The remarks were...
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Dissed by Saudi Arabia, Lectured by Egypt: U.S. Diplomacy Meets Mideast Reality
America’s intense war-time diplomacy is so far failing to sway Arab countries in the Middle East — and President Joe...
Turkey’s Lira Makes a Comeback Amid Economic U-Turn: Goldman Sachs
As Turkey's government is working to reverse years of unorthodox economic policy, the country’s embattled currency is now seeing FX carry-trade investors...
UN Security Council Holds Closed-Door Consultations on Western Sahara
Rabat - The UN Security Council held closed consultations on the Western Sahara conflict on Monday. During the meeting, members...
IAEA Votes to Deal With Palestine as a State
The General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has adopted a resolution to consider Palestine as a state,...
Tánaiste Faces Duelling Realities on Israel–Palestine Visit
Foreign policy begins at home, or so a saying that is often used about the United States goes. Whether we...
Syria’s Assad Won Symbolic Victories in China. Will Material Benefits Follow?
Shrouded in heavy fog, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad landed in the Chinese city of Hangzhou, exiting an Air China plane on 21...
Pro-Israel Groups Call on US Law Firms to Boycott Event Honouring UN’s Navi Pillay
Several pro-Israel Jewish groups have urged law firms to rescind their sponsorship of a conference next month over the presence of a...
Egypt’s National Dialogue: What Are the Potential Outcomes?
Egypt's much-vaunted National Dialogue was officially launched on 3 May 2023 and lasted until 22 June, with the broad theme 'The Path to...
New Highways Carve Into Cairo’s City of the Dead Cemetery as Egypt’s Government Reshapes the City
CAIRO — The cane chairs and umbrella still stand in the courtyard of Hussein Omar’s family mausoleum, where his grandmother...
