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Showing drone/aerial pictures of the devastation to forests and the environment and water bodies in Apamprama Forest Reserve in the Ashanti Region, I asked myself a question journalist Raymond Acquah asks in frustration, “What is wrong with us Ghanaians?”

He also appealed to Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani to personally take care of Iraq's maritime and not let Kuwait deny Iraq's naval borders and rights.

The public discourse in both hemispheres seems to be legitimizing the coming of World War III. These are interesting—if not terrifying—times.

At one point, Kuwait was at the forefront of the startup ecosystem in the GCC, producing some of the region’s most robust companies...

The National Party is accusing caretaker Prime Minister Chris Hipkins of playing politics over Gaza and says he did not consult them over calling for a ceasefire.

The growing oil-rich region faces myriad challenges as the world pushes to decarbonize.

A multicultural peace panel held at Yale’s School of Management drew backlash from students who bemoaned its lack of Palestinian representation. Organizers told the News that the panel included “influential” voices from the Arab world and that the SOM invited, but has not heard back from, the Palestinian representative to the United Nations.

A letter written by Osama bin Laden about a year after the 9/11 attacks has sparked discussion after going viral on social media.

The outbreak of overt anti-Semitism on American campuses results from our importing of Arab and other Muslim foreign and illegal students.

Jim looks for patterns in what people from cities or countries refer to themselves as.