The recent killing of dogs in Ankara has once again shed light on Turkey's inefficient animal rights laws, which identify strays as "property" instead of "living beings."
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Dog killings in Turkey's capital show poor lawmaking
Why did pro-government media fail Erdogan?
Erdogan’s choice of press corps for his Russia trip suggests that a more hawkish faction among the pro-AKP media is likely to gain access to the president’s ear.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Why did pro-government media fail Erdogan?
Can US convince Turkey to undo 'done deal' with Russia?
Although there are some signs of warming between the United States and Turkey over the situation in northeast Syria, many in Ankara feel it is too little, too late.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Can US convince Turkey to undo 'done deal' with Russia?
Astronomy spreading among Palestinian youth
NOVA for Astronomy and Space Science is helping Palestinian universities establish astronomy clubs, to increase the knowledge in astronomy among students and the public.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Astronomy spreading among Palestinian youth
Egypt switches to digital payments
The Egyptian government will start implementing a law soon, regulating non-cash payments and switching to electronic payments in some cases.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Egypt switches to digital payments
Middle East and North Africa software spend tops $6 Billion
SAP Advances MENA Leadership to Support Digital Transformation, and Growth of Business and Channel Partners
Source: ITP.net
Full Article: Middle East and North Africa software spend tops Billion
Broken review units throw a wrinkle on Samsung Galaxy Fold launch
Launch plans in the Middle East could be put on hold as early reviewers find Samsung’s new gen device malfunctioning
Source: ITP.net
Full Article: Broken review units throw a wrinkle on Samsung Galaxy Fold launch
ISIS claims responsibility for Sri Lanka bombings
The ISIS extremist group has claimed responsibility for coordinated bombings in Sri Lanka which killed 321 people and injured about 500 others, the group’s AMAQ news agency said on Tuesday. The
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: ISIS claims responsibility for Sri Lanka bombings
Two Saudia crew members confirmed killed in Sri Lanka blasts
Saudi airline pays tribute to cabin manager and steward who are confirmed as victims of explosions that killed more than 300 people in Sri Lanka
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Two Saudia crew members confirmed killed in Sri Lanka blasts
Saudi Arabia calls for pressure on Iran after US oil move
Saudi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf says international pressure to be kept up on Tehran after a US decision to end sanction exemptions for oil customers
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Saudi Arabia calls for pressure on Iran after US oil move