A Yemini community is trying to preserve a decades-old tradition of cheese-making. While it is a way to stay afloat in the war-torn economy, the cultural importance supersedes everything else.

Preserving Yemen's age-old cheesy affair! | The West Asia Post

Millions in West Asia are observing the holy month of Ramadan. From pomp and colour to religious fervour, here is a look at the region during the biggest time of the year. Ghadi Francis gets you the story on this week's The West Asia Post.

West Asia observes Ramadan | The West Asia Post

The answer to 'what's the time' is not so simple anymore. Ask the people of Lebanon. Last month they woke up in two different time zones. While for some it was 6 in the morning, for others, their phones displayed 7 am. Fuelling even more confusion, the government has changed the decision yet again! If you're thinking of a technical error, that's not it. Ghadi Francis brings you the full report on this week's The West Asia Post.

Lebanon's dual time zone chaos | The West Asia Post

West Asia is going through a reshuffle and the U.S. is losing influence. First, it was a Chinese-brokered deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran which restored ties between the two countries, and now there are reports that the kingdom might be warming up to Syria as well Ghadi Francis brings you the full report on this week's The West Asia Post.

Shifting ties in West Asia | The West Asia Post

Street action is not ending in Israel. Protests continue after prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to delay the controversial judicial reforms under public pressure. But the fight is not over yet. Will Netanyahu finally read the room and put a full stop to his overhaul plans or will Israel once again see massive protests? Ghadi Francis decodes the story on this week's The West Asia Post.

Where are Israel's judicial reforms headed? | The West Asia Post

Born and raised in London, Asma al-Assad would never have thought she will be representing the Syrian presidency in troubling times. She is heading most NGOs operating in the country and leading a life full of action. The story of the Syrian first lady is nothing short of an award-winning drama Ghadi Francis brings you the full report on this week's The West Asia Post.

The public role of Syria's first lady | The West Asia Post

The Muslim holy month of Ramadan is just days away and apprehensions are growing in West Bank which saw violence during the previous fasting months in 2021 and 2022. But this year, people in the region hope they can fast and pray in peace despite the rising tensions.

As Ramadan approaches, flare-up in violence grows in West Bank | The West Asia Post

As protests continue in Israel over judicial reforms, Pm Netanyahu is confronted with multiple crises within and outside Israel. The protests have deepened the divides within Israel and raised concerns in the west.

The West Asia Post: Netanyahu under pressure as protests continue in Israel

After Iran's uranium enrichment report, concerns have grown in the U.S. about Tehran's advancement of nuclear program.

The West Asia Post: U.S. Sounds alarm over Iran's uranium enrichment

Tensions run high in West Bank after Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian village on Sunday and set scores of homes and cars on fire. This came after two Israeli men were killed by a Palestinian gunman.

The West Asia Post: Tensions flare up in West Bank as settlers go on rampage

After weeks of the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria, efforts from Arab countries to accelerate Syria's reintegration into the region's diplomatic gain momentum.

The West Asia Post: Quake pushes forward normalisation efforts with Syria

Protests against the planned judicial reforms intensified across Israel this week while police used stun grenades and water canons to disperse the crowds in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

The West Asia Post: Anti-govt protests intensify in Israel

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was in West Asia last week, where he held three crucial meetings with regional leaders. Did the three-day quick trip fulfill Washington's hopes? Ghadi Francis decodes the story on this week's The West Asia Post only on WION.

The West Asia Post: Blinken's crucial West Asia visit

It is election season in Turkiye and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is leaving no stone unturned to guarantee his 3rd decade in office. While the cost of living crisis tops the voter concerns, he is counting on foreign policy to sweep this poll. Ghadi Francis brings you the full report on this week's The West Asia Post only on WION.

The West Asia Post | Sweden's NATO entry: A poll issue in Turkiye

From wooing miffed Jordan to calming the angry citizens opposing new legal reforms, Netanyahu's challenges pile up. Catch all the updates from the region with Ghadi Francis on The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Israel citizens oppose new-legal reforms

Oman citizens witness rare snow in sub-zero temperatures. Check out the complete story with Ghadi Francis on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Oman receives a rare snow

Turkiye President Recep Tayyip Erdogan advances presidential and parliamentary elections by a month. Ghadi Francis brings you all the details on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Turkiye President Erdogan reschedules elections

Lebanese citizens hit the streets to protest the devaluation of currency and stalled Beirut port blast probe. Ghadi Francis brings you all the details on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Lebanese citizens hit the streets against corruption and crumbling economy

Protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to reform the judicial system rock Israel. Ghadi Francis brings you all the updates on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Israeli PM faces backlash over new legal reforms

Saudi Arabian prosecutors demand death penalty for a professor arrested in 2017 for 'using social media and expressing his opinion online.' Ghadi Francis brings you all the updates on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Saudi professor faces death penalty for using social media

Ghadi Francis takes you through Qatar's World Cup journey. From the biggest football event to controversies that surrounded the tournament, this week's The West Asia Post covers it all.

The West Asia Post | Qatar 2022: First World Cup in a gulf country

Is Saudi Arabia getting closer to Russia & China? Is the kingdom not looking west anymore? Find out the answers with Ghadi Francis on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Is Saudi aligning with Russia & China?

Iraq's Walnut farmers in the Kurdish region stare at a bleak future as the dry season has affected this year's yield. Ghadi Francis brings us all the latest updates on this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Trouble for Iraq's Walnut market

On The West Asia Post with Ghadi Francis: - Xi's Saudi visit: What does this mean for U.S? - Iran's morality police: Bone of contention - Protests over economic crisis rock Syria - Shireen Abu Akleh killing case reaches ICC Every Friday at 8.30 pm IST | 3 pm GMT

The West Asia Post | Xi heralds 'new era' in Arab ties | Iran: 'Brutal' clampdown on protesters

Iran's supreme leader Khamenei's sister opposes her brother's actions, asks revolutionary guards to back the protesters. Ghadi Francis brings us all the latest updates on Iran protests in this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Protesters Vs Iran regime fight goes on

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's grand welcome for Chinese President Xi's Jinping and only a fist bump for U.S. President Joe Biden. Ghadi Francis decodes Xi's Riyadh visit in this week's The West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post: Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Saudi Arabia

Syria continues to reel under worsening economic crisis. Angry protesters in Sweida city hit the streets and barge into Governor's office. Ghadi Francis tells us about the situation.

The West Asia Post: Anti-govt protests rock Syria

OPEC's recent decision to cut oil production prompts the U.S. to re-evaluate its ties with Saudi Arabia.

The West Asia Post | Oil crisis: U.S. re-evaluates ties with Saudis

While the FIFA is in full swing in Qatar, another tournament is happening in the Gulf nation. Camels from all across the Gulf are contesting at Qatar's Camels Beauty Festival.

The West Asia Post: Qatar's beauty pageant for camels

Massive protests continue to rock Iran amidst government's first ever admission over death toll. Supreme leader's niece also arrested. Ghadi Francis brings us the latest updates.

The West Asia Post | Protests in Iran: Supreme leader's niece held

After the Istanbul blast Turkiye mulls attacking Kurdish groups. Moscow tells Ankara to show 'restraint' Ghadi Francis tells us about the situation. #TheWestAsiaPost

The West Asia Post: Turkiye mulls attacking Kurdish groups

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