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In today ' s event, we highlight the role of Arab parties in the Israeli legislative elections, which may have the floor in shaping the future Government, having achieved remarkable electoral gains by some 18 seats. Today ' s guest: A Arab hope, lawyer and political writer.
In today ' s event, we highlight the agreement of the Parliament to send armed forces to Niger with a view to protecting energy installations. Today ' s guest: Akram Akhrif, journalist specializing in defence and security cases.
In today ' s event, we will try to understand how Saudi Arabia will be used with repeated threats by Al-Houthi to airports and installations. Today ' s guest: Mubarak Al Atai, researcher and political analyst.
In today ' s event, we highlight the control of the Houthis over areas to which they have finally advanced in western Yemen in the face of government forces following the targeting of airports in Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh Airport. Guest today: Osama Sahani, Executive Director of the Sana ' a Studies Centre.
In today ' s event, we highlight the persistence of student mobility in France, where schools in hundreds of secondary schools have ceased to protest the conditions of education. Guest today: Noor Kane, English language school in Paris.
Today ' s event highlighted the month of sensitization and awareness raising to combat breast cancer. Today ' s guest: Dr. Muz bin Ali, expert and world in developing anti-cancer medicines.
Today ' s event highlights the public sector ' s demonstration in response to the call of a broad coalition of trade unions, with a view to pressing the Government two days before the presentation of the budget proposal for 2027. Today ' s guest: Alan Safa, Professor of University Economics.
In today ' s event, we highlight the United States ' approval of a possible deal for the sale of F-35 Saudi articles, multi-tasking aircraft, designed with concealment technology to enjoy its capabilities, which led Washington to reconsider its decision? And what was Washington's motivation to accept the Saudi offer that she had rejected earlier in Turkey? These and other questions we ask our guest from Geneva, Dr. Abdullah Ibrahi, researcher of the President and Director of the Future Arms Project at the Geneva Institute of International Relations.
