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In a significant move towards recognizing and celebrating the contributions of Muslim Americans, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed January as Muslim American Heritage Month.
Ethiopia’s preparations to host the African Union Summit in February 2025 reflects its ongoing commitment to Pan-Africanism and its role as a diplomatic hub.
Egyptian actors Bushra and Mohamed Ramadan announce a groundbreaking collaboration with Marvel Studios to produce films that incorporate a Middle Eastern perspective.
The serene suburb of Chatou, just outside Paris, has become the site of a cultural milestone with the inauguration of the Musée d’Art et de Culture Soufis.
The Embassy of the Netherlands and UN Women co-hosted a dynamic breakfast meeting at the Residence of the Ambassador of the Netherlands to Uganda in late 2024.
Sarajevo marked the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian people in a unique event titled Artistic Intifada; blending protest, art, and humanitarian efforts.
With USD 6.4 billion in fresh deals, the Kingdom is staking its claim on Syria’s future and sending a clear message: Arab-led recovery is back in focus.
KUN’s recent Series A $50 million funding round signals a pivotal moment for stablecoins, ushering in a new era of regulated, efficient, and cross-border digital payments across Asia.
Qatar Airways announce the expansion of its operations into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the resumption of services to Abha, operating two weekly flights to Abha International Airport, effective 2 January 2025.
Head of SE Asia Elva Wang says that Trina Solar will capitalize on the success of its hybrid solar power plant project in Malaysia and will pursue similar initiatives across Southeast Asia.
Tensions are rising due to alleged internal power struggles and Eritrean involvement, threatening a fragile peace. The situation, still recovering from the 2020-2022 conflict, remains delicate, with fears of broader regional instability.
Despite North Korean dominance at the Pyongyang International Marathon, the participation of foreign runners has sparked global interest, fueling speculation that the country is jogging into soft diplomacy.