- Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday he expected his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan to attend a BRICS summit in...
Putin says he was due to meet Erdogan on October 23 - a day after the start of the BRICS summit in Russia's Kazan
"Our president has many times stated that we want to become a BRICS member," says Turkish main political party
- The Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region ranks as the seventh-largest crypto market globally in 2024, with an estimated...
Centralized exchanges (CEXs) remain the primary source of crypto inflows across MENA
Across MENA, stablecoins and altcoins are gaining market share over traditionally preferred assets like bitcoin and ether
- Major airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways and Air France have suspended growing numbers of flights to Lebanon as tensions...
United Arab Emirates-based Emirates announced the temporary suspension of its flights to Beirut
Air France on Tuesday extended the suspension of its Beirut flights until October 1
- The sheer scale of destruction from the deadliest war in Gaza's history has made the road to recovery difficult to...
With bombs still raining down on Gaza, many of the Palestinian territory's 2.4 million people face re-construction challenges
11 months of war in Gaza has battered Israel's economy, and poverty is now threatening communities
- A blast caused by a gas leak at an Iranian coal mine has killed at least 51 people, state media...
A leak of methane gas led to the blast in two blocks of the mine, which is owned by the private Iranian firm Madanjoo
State TV broadcast footage of ambulances and helicopters arriving at Tabas in eastern Iran to transport the injured to hospital
- Age bias in the world of work is real. But it is more complex and nuanced than the common narrative...
Age bias in the world of work is real, but it is more complex and nuanced than the common narrative around ageism.
These hidden struggles, coupled with a higher rate of rejection than among other applicant pools, can trigger a dangerous descent into a resignation mindset
- The Kingdom’s tourism and entertainment investments, including a new star rating system, support growth in hospitality, positioning Saudi Arabia as...
Residential sale prices experienced 10% year-on-year increase in H1 in Riyadh and average rents grew by 9% annually
In Jeddah, the pace of growth was slightly slower, with sale prices rising by 5% and rents increasing by 4% year-on-year during the same period
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Standard & Poor's (S&P) affirmed the Kingdom's credit rating in local and foreign currency at "A/A-1"...
S&P explained that its affirmation of the Kingdom's strong credit rating results from the Kingdom's reforms and investments
It expected that the Kingdom's gross domestic product (GDP) will continue to grow during the years 2024-2027





















