Saudi Arabia Attacks: One Killed at Dammam Airport, Indian Injured at Shaybah Oilfield

Saudi Arabia on Alert After Dammam Airport Attack Kills One; Indian Hurt at Shaybah

Saudi Security Concerns Grow After Deadly Airport Attack and Shaybah Oilfield Incident By: Javid Amin | 22 October 2026 Saudi Arabia is facing renewed security concerns after separate attacks hit a major airport in the kingdom’s east and the strategically important Shaybah oilfield, leaving three people dead and several others injured. An Indian national was among those injured at the oil facility, according to India’s Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Riyadh. The incidents, reported on Wednesday, October 21, have drawn attention to the vulnerability of civilian…

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Middle East War Enters Month Two: Houthis Join Fight, US Losses Mount, Oil Routes Under Threat

US–Israel–Iran War Month Two | Houthis Strike Israel, Saudi Bases Hit, Oil Routes at Risk

US–Israel–Iran War Month Two | Houthis Strike Israel, Saudi Bases Hit, Oil Routes at Risk By: Javid Amin | 30 March 2026 A War Without Borders: Conflict Expands Across the Middle East As of March 30, 2026, the war involving United States, Israel, and Iran has entered its second month—and it is no longer confined to three actors. With the entry of Yemen’s Houthis, mounting American casualties in Saudi Arabia, and increasing threats to global oil supply chains, the conflict has evolved into a full-scale regional war with global economic…

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Iran Deletes Kashmir Thank-You Posts Amid Backlash: Aid, Optics, and the Geopolitics of Gratitude

Iran Deletes Kashmir Thank-You Posts Amid Backlash: Aid, Optics, and the Geopolitics of Gratitude

Iran Deletes Kashmir Thank-You Posts After Backlash | India Aid, Pakistan Sensitivity Explained By: Javid Amin | 25 March 2026 When Gratitude Turns Geopolitical: Iran’s Social Media U-Turn Explained In a striking example of how even humanitarian gestures can become entangled in geopolitics, Iran’s embassy in India quietly deleted social media posts thanking India and “the kind people of Kashmir” for their contributions to war-hit Iran. What appeared to be a simple act of diplomatic gratitude quickly escalated into a regional controversy—triggering backlash from Pakistan-based users and exposing the fragile…

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