February 2018

The reported success — and failure — of a fundraising effort for Iraq could become a political football in the May general elections. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Conference for…

The employers of a Filipina maid found dead in a freezer in Kuwait were both arrested in the Syrian capital Damascus, a Lebanese judicial official said on Saturday. Syrian authorities…

Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources, Khalid al-Falih, said on Saturday that there are ongoing talks about an agreement to reduce OPEC productions in the start of…

In the arid valleys of southern Tunisia's Djebel Dahar region, people have lived for centuries in underground houses whose earthen casing provides protection against searing summer heat and winter Source:…

Do Tel Aviv protesters have what it takes to bring down the reign of corruption? Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: The anatomy of Tel Aviv's anti-corruption demonstrations

A surge of rocket fire, shelling and air strikes has killed nearly 500 people since Sunday night, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. The dead included more than 120…

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Voices from the Arab press: Qatar's hypocrisy exposed yet again

Jewish tomb and synagogue in Kurdish region of northern Iraq requires support to continue process of restoration Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Progress made on saving Prophet Nahum’s tomb in…

The IDF had said on Friday that the man was killed by inhalation of tear gas, not by a bullet. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Palestinian official: Rioter killed in…

Artificial intelligence is going to become a commodity available to anybody, said Kevin Kelly, the founding executive editor of Wired magazine, which marks its 25th year of publication this year.…