Erdogan urges Putin to declare Ukraine ceasefire, make peace
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan urged his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Sunday to declare a ceasefire in Ukraine, open humanitarian corridors and sign a peace agreement, his office said. NATO member Turkey shares a maritime border with Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea and has good ties with both. Ankara has called Russia’s invasion More...
Biden MENA Trump?
If Democratic candidate Joe Biden becomes the 46th U.S. president, along with a plethora of challenges on the domestic front, he will have to rebuild America’s foreign relations, as if from scratch, Muqtedar More...
Saudi hosts Space Economy Leader Meeting – 20
The Saudi Space Commission organized 2020’s first meeting of space agency leaders that belong to G20 countries. The meeting, hosted by the G20 Saudi Secretariat as part of The International Conferences Program More...
Crystal Lagoons to arrive to Middle East
In the Middle East, the U.S. multinational water innovation company Crystal Lagoons® totals 22 real-estate projects anchored by crystalline lagoons, the most notable being District One in Dubai (48 ha.) More...
Almost 10 million children may never return to school following Covid-19 lockdown
World is facing a hidden education emergency. COVID-19 leaves estimated $77 billion gap in education spending for world’s poorest children. Children in 12 countries are at extremely high risk of dropping out of More...
Elisabeth Taylor 1979 in Egypt
Elizabeth Taylor receives a kiss from a young Egyptian boy during her visit to the yacht club in Alexandria, Egypt on Sept. 18, 1979. Miss Taylor flew to Alexandria in President Anwar Sadats jet and went sightseeing More...
Let’s get Modern, shall we?
The art market from the Middle East, has been growing steadily since 2003 with prices for paintings hitting the £2.7 million mark. But the art has existed, and the artists have been working for years. It’s More...
To Hajj or not to Hajj, that is the question…
In the reality of the World today, where governments in multiple Countries are demanding that people stay home unless they are key workers and it is absolutely necessary for them to step outside. Or cities where More...
The Truth Seeker – Part V
This is the last piece of the Ole Dammegård article series which seems to have upset quite a few, to the degree our English Editor was attacked at the office, in late evening, instructed to not ask more questions. More...
The Truth Seeker – Article Series Part IV
Due to the sensitive nature of the content of this article, two men in black clothes wearing balaclavas attacked our English Editor at the office of the Mena Magazine late on the 29th of October, delivering the More...