Hazardous materials can apply to everything from facilities for water treatment, to airports, to seaports, to pharmaceutical companies, to hospitals, to swimming pools to even wineries.;
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Israel becomes first nation to cyber regulate hazardous materials industry
Syrian regime troops 'enter besieged rebel-held Saraqeb', amid fresh clashes with Turkish troops in Idlib
Syrian regime forces have besieged the deserted rebel-held city of Saraqeb in Idlib and entered it according to some reports, while clashing with Turkish troops at Taftinaz Military Airport..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Syrian regime troops 'enter besieged rebel-held Saraqeb', amid fresh clashes with Turkish troops in Idlib
Video: Three tonnes of drugs destroyed by Dubai authorities
They included liquids, tablets and other forms..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Video: Three tonnes of drugs destroyed by Dubai authorities
Turkey's PR guns-for-hire cannot help Sarraj in Washington
It is going to be difficult to explain how bringing more terrorists to the shores of Tripoli could help US interests, but they could try..
Source: Your Middle East
Full Article: Turkey's PR guns-for-hire cannot help Sarraj in Washington
Syria Air Defense ‘nearly hit’ passenger plane: Russian Defense Ministry
A passenger plane carrying 172 passengers from Tehran to Damascus made an emergency landing at the Russian-controlled Hmeimim Air Base in Syria on Thursday to avoid coming under fire from Syrian air
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: Syria Air Defense ‘nearly hit’ passenger plane: Russian Defense Ministry
China launches probe after whistleblower doctor dies
China’s anti-graft watchdog announced Friday an investigation after the death of a whistleblowing doctor sparked anger over the government’s handling of the coronavirus emergency.The
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: China launches probe after whistleblower doctor dies
Erdogan’s government ‘practices totalitarianism’ under security cover: MP
A Turkish opposition parliamentarian accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government of “practicing totalitarianism” under a security cover, after the ruling party attempted to
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: Erdogan’s government ‘practices totalitarianism’ under security cover: MP
How Saudi Arabian farmers are trying to preserve traditional coffee production
Climate change, water shortages and newcomers are challenging the traditional coffee culture in Saudi Arabia, which has the 10th largest per capita consumption in the world.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: How Saudi Arabian farmers are trying to preserve traditional coffee production
What's in store for Palestinian-Jordanian ties as US rolls out peace plan?
While Jordan and Palestine are supporting each other in their rejection of US President Donald Trump’s peace plan, it remains to be seen what the future holds if Washington ups the pressure on Amman.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: What's in store for Palestinian-Jordanian ties as US rolls out peace plan?
Qatar-backed International Union of Muslim Scholars: A history of extremism
Qatar-backed International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS) has a history of extremist stances. The most recent being their response condemning the US Middle East peace plan and its calls for the
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: Qatar-backed International Union of Muslim Scholars: A history of extremism