Saudi-Houthi attacks intensify, TotalEnergies seeks Iraq-Syria pipeline stake and Widow’s Bay wins 14 Emmys
In today’s episode of Trending Middle East , fighting between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi rebels intensifies, with strikes reported in the kingdom and Yemen. Saudi authorities on Tuesday morning issued shelter warnings across several cities, a day after 13 people were injured in Houthi attacks on civilian areas. The Houthis said Saudi warplanes carried out 54 strikes across Yemen. US President…
Saudi Arabia and Yemen continue to face escalating hostilities, with Saudi authorities urging residents to seek shelter amid ongoing Houthi attacks. The Houthis claimed responsibility for 54 airstrikes in Yemen, following a day of injuring 13 civilians. President Trump commented on Iran's potential for swift engagement, though details remain unclear.
Meanwhile, TotalEnergies is actively pursuing a stake in a proposed $15 billion pipeline project, aimed at transporting Iraqi oil to Syria's Mediterranean coast as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz. In entertainment news, Apple TV's Widow's Bay series has achieved a historic milestone by winning 14 Emmy awards, surpassing any other comedy series in a single year.
Additionally, Abu Dhabi and Dubai were recognized as two of the 28 cities to watch in Oxford Economics' latest Global Cities Index. This report is compiled from original material published in The National, with AI assistance and human curation and editing.
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