Anti-American sentiment is growing among Turkish people and can only be hindered by the U.S. extraditing Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, said Turkey’s Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag on Tuesday. “There is a serious anti-American feeling in Turkey, and this is turning into hatred,” Bozdag sa
Riyadh- Saudi Arabia increased the penalty posed against the offense of drifting twenty fold. This strict decision was taken to counter a social phenomenon that proved detrimental to both drifters and pedestrians, not to mention other crimes that are usually committed by the drifter including steali
The Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia yesterday launched airstrikes on crowds of Houthi militias and their stores of weapons in the Al-Hitari Mountain in the Hayfan District (south Taiz). It also carried out raids targeting a Katyusha rocket launcher in Wirzan, south Dimna Khadeer which is located
London-Hundred thousands of rail passengers in London and south England suffered on Monday with the start of a strike that will continue for the coming four days. Southern Rail workers walked off the job Monday over plans to remove conductors from trains. Southern, which runs trains between London a
The United Nations called on Tuesday for an urgent ceasefire in the divided Syrian city of Aleppo, where battles have crippled its infrastructure, leaving 2 million residents without running water with children most at risk of disease, the U.N. children’s agency said on Tuesday. The U.N. calle
Your household Wi-Fi has a hidden power: It is also a cellphone service provider. In fact, most mobile data traffic travels through smaller networks like Wi-Fi routers, not those hulking cell towers outside. The internet companies Google and Bandwidth.com have turned that little-known fact into a bu
The upcoming US elections are considered unusual by all standards. This is not only because one of the contestants is a boisterous businessman who has nothing to do with political affairs and the second is the first woman to try her luck as a candidate for the presidency, but also because the world
London- Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Minister for the Middle East and Africa Tobias Ellwood said: “We are worried regarding Iran arming Houthis as we have received reports implying that Iran has transferred arms to Yemen; thus violating U.N. Security Resolution 2216, which forbids Iran from expo
Cairo- The media bureau of the Operation of “Al-Bunyan Al-Marsous” announced that the forces took over a neighborhood in Sirte and liberated hospitality palaces, previously occupied by ISIS. The bureau said this advancement took place after the government forces had targeted ISIS snipers. The Libyan
Riyadh- Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has issued directives to resolve cases of some expats who are abused by companies they work for, thus, maintaining their rights and helping them balance their relation with their employers. King Salman directed Labor and Soc
Rabat-The U.S. strategy to combat terrorism in North Africa has practically been extended with the Pentagon’s announcement on 1st of August that the army has launched its first air strikes over regions under ISIS’ control. But, the scene of the strikes in Libya that reminds us of the military moveme
Cairo- Egypt officially raised electricity prices at a 40 percent rate on Monday; the increase is a part of the 5-year reform plan implemented to further bolster and support the country’s economy. The new rates will be effective as of September. Electricity Minister Mohamed Shaker stated that the la
Cairo- A recent Egypt-based study revealed that the hard-line terror group is resorting to female recruitment with ISIS militiamen fleeing locations in Syria and Iraq. In order for females to join the ranks of ISIS, they should meet the requirements of being between 18-25 years old, single in additi
Generally, the split among different extremist-fundamentalist organizations brings on many indications. However, the intellectual and ideological indication, which is often forgotten, is the deepest and most important one. This split emphasizes the relation of these organizations with history and th
Al-Khobar- Oil prices picked up on Monday, supported by media reports on imminent OPEC talks to check output. As for desperate countries suffering economic paralysis due to drop of oil prices such as Venezuela, any meeting among producing countries in OPEC is a golden chance to trigger again oil out
London – Secret Prisons in Iraq have always been an issue of debate especially after the 2003 change when the Baathist party toppled down with the regime that had been ruling for 35 years. U.S. top officials, including Iraq’s first governor Paul Bremer, admitted their failure in finding a suitable s
London- In light of recent fierce clashes erupting across Syria’s Aleppo front pitting Pro-Bashar al-Assad forces and opposition forces, embattled groups called in for reinforcement. Hundreds of fighters along with artillery are arriving to Aleppo fronts and northern rural areas, preparing for a mas
Riyadh – Saudi Arabia’s Cabinet decided on Monday to regulate entry and exit visa fees within efforts to diversify economic resources in the country. With the adoption of the new regulations, the Kingdom aims at encouraging the foreign labor force to spend more time in the country, which would decre
Jeddah – U.N. Special Envoy to Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed said on Monday that terrorism was benefiting from political and security vacuum in Yemen. During a joint news conference with the secretary general of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Jeddah, Ould Cheikh Ahmed said that there we
Tel Aviv – Israeli government, represented by Strategic Affairs and Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan and Minister of Interior Affairs Aryeh Deri, has decided to establish a taskforce to identify and expel tourists who support an international boycott of Israel. The panel is tasked with collectin
