The tragic death of Professor Musa al-Qarni in Dhahban prison once again reminds the international community of the Saudi kingdom's grave human rights record despite its offering a rather attractive face of itself through making a number of cosmetic changes.

The last day of September; an Israeli airplane touches down at Manama airport. Israel's Foreign Minister is on a landmark mission; he has come to Bahrain to open the regime's first embassy in the kingdom, one year after Manama and Tel Aviv normalized ties with each other.

This episode looks at the stories behind the UAE-Israel-Canada triangle.

This episode looks at the Emiratis and Israelis having a shady track record when it comes to organ transplant, or in better words, organ trafficking.

This episode looks at Saudis seeking to purchase missile systems from Palestine's number one enemy, namely the Israeli regime.

As part of its branding strategy, Abu Dhabi is now giving golden visas to international celebrities: a 10-year renewable residency.

Located in a dry and semi-arid region, Yemen has always been faced with a severe water crisis. The harshness of nature has been exacerbated in recent years by the cruelty of the Saudi-led coalition against the Yemeni nation.

Yemeni-Saudi employment relations date back to decades, with thousands of Yemeni being encouraged to go to Saudi Arabia for work. However, Riyadh seems to have moved recently to dismiss these Yemeni nationals, forcing them to leave the country.

A decade since King Hamad promised to address Manama's abuses against its own pro-democracy citizens, things have worsened, with torture and the death penalty dramatically increased in this tiny island in the Persian Gulf.

In late July, Tunisian president Kais Saied invoked emergency powers, fired the prime minister, and suspended parliament for 30 days.