Coverage of the most prominent events in the Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait.
Saudi Arabia establishes a special operations room to care for 76,000 Iranian pilgrims and initiates a comprehensive plan for their departure amid escalating regional tensions.
Kuwait Airways announced today, Saturday, that it has decided to cancel a number of scheduled flights to ensure the safety of passengers amid the current situation in the region.
Bin Salman receives a phone call from the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to discuss the developments in the region.
Saudi Arabia reassures that there is no leakage at the "Natanz" and "Isfahan" stations.
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues an alert to UAE citizens, residents, and visitors to follow updates on flight schedules.
The Saudi Crown Prince discusses with Macron and Miloni the repercussions of the Israeli escalation in Iran, emphasizing the importance of self-restraint and containing tension through diplomatic solutions.
Many Arab countries have condemned the Israeli attack launched by Israel early this Friday morning on Iran.
The UAE strongly condemns the Israeli military targeting that Iran was subjected to.
Saudi Arabia condemns the shooting incident at a school in the Austrian city of Graz.
Internet and landline communication services have been disrupted after another fiber optic cable (your fiber optic) was targeted in the Gaza Strip.
The United States allows the families of its soldiers in Bahrain and Kuwait to leave in a precautionary move amid escalating tensions in the region. The decision has raised questions about anticipated movements and an imminent danger that could alter the regional landscape.
The Saudi Geological Survey detected an earthquake in the Arabian Gulf on Tuesday, June 10, with a magnitude of 3.35 on the Richter scale, occurring 85 kilometers east of Jubail city.