Page 49 - Middle Eastern Studies News Today

THE ORNAMENT OF THE WORLDMonday, December 26, 2022The Story Of Medieval Spain, a Rich and Complex Period When Muslims, Christians and Jews Shared a Vibrant Culture THE ORNAMENT

ISTANBUL: With eyes set on increasing bilateral trade to $10 billion soon, Turkish and Saudi investors gathered at the Turkiye-Saudi Forum that began on Thursday in Istanbul. The event, organized in partnership with the Turkish Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Turkiye’s Investment Office of the Presidency, and the Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkiye, seeks to

KeithBinns/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Iranian rap music has become a vehicle for criticism of the regime amid ongoing protests in the country, placing several rap stars in the crosshairs of government forces. The protest movement sparked

Iranian rap music has become a vehicle for criticism of the regime amid ongoing protests in the country, placing several rap stars in the crosshairs of the government.

Students trying to finish a Middle Eastern studies minor can get remaining credits through study abroad or at other colleges.

Rishi Rajpopat’s breakthrough has ensured that Pāṇini’s grammar can finally be taught to computers.

Mr Rajpopat, is a PhD student at the faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies in St. John's College, Cambridge.

Doha: The panellists at a discussion have defended the right of Qatar of hosting FIFA World Cup 2022 refuting the campaigns against Qatar organising t...

President Xi Jinping's landmark visit to the Middle East has cemented China's strategic partnership with Arab states, said officials and experts.

Xi Jinping’s visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia this week has attracted worldwide interest — occurring as it does amid China’s expanding ties with MENA countries, the regional states’ more assertive and independent foreign policy postures, strained relations between Washington and Riyadh, and US-China great power competition.