On April 28, a massive power outage struck Spain and Portugal, disrupting transportation, communication, and essential services. In response, Morocco provided emergency electricity supplies to Spain…
Author: Buthayna El Haggar
Buthayna El Haggar
A curious wanderer and neurodivergent polymath from Egypt, Buthayna is a writer, translator, and researcher passionate about storytelling through performance arts and expressive writing. A biophilic at heart, she finds solace in the sensory joys of food and music, often escaping into realms of imagination through films and literature. She is multilingual and she treasures authentic connections with those who seek growth and self-awareness, even as she often prefers the company of solitude.
Egypt’s contributions in international sports extend beyond athletic achievements. The country has consistently stepped up as a reliable host for major global competitions. This is especially…
Morocco is modernizing how it handles vital documents through a comprehensive digital overhaul of its civil registry. As mentioned on Morocco World News, this $19.4 million…
Ras Al Jinz, perched on Oman’s eastern coastline, is a hidden gem where nature enthusiasts can witness the awe-inspiring journey of endangered green turtles. Every year,…
The United States and Iran are preparing to restart indirect nuclear talks, with a crucial round of negotiations set to begin on April 12 in Oman,…
Sotheby’s is making a dazzling return to Abu Dhabi with its first public exhibition in the capital since 2009. The event, titled “Beyond: The World’s Rarest…
The Dubai World Cup 2025 turned out to be one for the history books, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats as one of the…
On April 5, the U.S. imposed new tariffs on goods from several countries, triggering significant declines across global markets. According to Times Union, the Middle East,…
French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Egypt on Sunday, April 6, for a two-day diplomatic visit focused on the Gaza crisis, humanitarian cooperation, and strengthening bilateral…
On April 5, Tunisia began dismantling makeshift camps in the southern regions of Amra and Jbeniana, housing over 7,000 sub-Saharan African migrants, according to Reuters. This…
