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Scenarios of an Iranian Strike on Israel

Between the explicit threats made by Iran through official media outlets about the imminent punishment of Israel in retaliation for the killing of Ismail Haniyeh inside a military guesthouse in Tehran, and the subsequent retraction of these threats, a clear wavering in the intensity of the mutual Iranian and Israeli statements about the

The Iranian Family Film to open the Kazan International Film Festival

Kazan International Film Festival will be opened by “In the Arms of a Tree”. The year 2024 is announced as Family Year. The festival will be held from September 6 to 11 Kazan Correspondent The XX “Altyn minbar” Kazan International Film Festival will be opened by “In the Arms of a Tree” film by Babak

Shurooq unveils month-long Sharjah Beach Festival

The Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq) has unveiled the inaugural edition of the ‘Sharjah Beach Festival,’ set to transform Al Heera Beach into a vibrant hub of activity from 15th August to 15th September, from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM daily. This month-long extravaganza promises an unparalleled experience for

Adel Adeeb The 'Baby Doll Night' Director Who Turned Challenges into Achievements

In the heart of the cinema and media industry in Egypt, the Middle East, and the world, the name Adel Adeeb shines as a distinguished and pioneering director. Born in Cairo in 1966, Adeeb’s journey to the top was neither easy nor conventional. It was filled with challenges and achievements that shaped his career. Growing up in a family

Climate change, fuel costs push Pakistan’s fishing industry into more choppy waters

KARACHI, Sindh, Pakistan Climate change and rising fuel costs are taking a heavy toll on Pakistan’s already vulnerable fishing industry, with fish stocks and seafood exports plunging in recent years. Unchecked discharge of industrial and plastic waste and untreated sewage is being compounded by a string of environmental factors