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Blog: Saudis must fix the way they think if they want to have affordable housing, the country's housing minister has said, prompting an angry online backlash.
Blog: Saudi Twitter users have cheered the decision by the kingdom's football federation not to play a World Cup qualifier on occupied Palestinian land.
Egyptian host, Reham Saeed, has resigned after social media users rallied to have her fired for invading the privacy of an attack victim, blaming her clothes for the sexual assault.
Egyptian Twitterati have severely criticised TV anchorwoman Reham Saeed for 'slut-shaming' a woman who was attacked by a sexual harasser and airing intimate photographs of her.
Saudi Twitter users have called for a boycott of McDonald's, after the burger giant filed a lawsuit against a man who claimed to have found a bug in his drink.
Blog: Activists are spreading awareness through social media about possible Israeli plans to divide Jerusalem’s flashpoint al-Aqsa mosque.
Blog: Mohammad Ramadan sells fruit in the street after receiving no government support for his sport or livelihood.
Russian state-controlled energy group SoyuzNefteGaz has started operations off the Syrian coast amid a rapid military build-up by Moscow in the war-torn country.
Omar Zorba, a well known satirist who was arrested after being sued for defamation by a former Jordanian PM, was to be released Thursday after the lawsuit was dropped.
Blog: An inconsiderate and strange piece of poetry about last week's tragedy in Mecca has gotten a Saudi poet into hot water.
Blog: Egypt's medical community is once again fuming after a government official humiliated one of their own in a video that has gone viral.
Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading Egyptian opposition figure, has hinted at a boycott of upcoming elections scheduled to begin in October.
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