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Middle East news — August 11, 2026 - Page 4

Publications tagged with Middle East published on August 11, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 7.

145 publications

  1. WorldAsiaEuropeMiddle East

    Qatar: Oman-Iran Hormuz Talks Reach Advanced Stage

    Qatar's Foreign Ministry has stated that negotiations between Oman and Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz have reached an advanced stage. Both countries have expressed positive feedback, and Qatar is eager to reopen the strategic waterway as soon as possible. The talks are at a critical juncture, with Doha supporting all efforts aimed at de-escalating tensions in the region.
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  9. WorldBillMiddle East

    Yemen's Armed Forces Target Saudi Arabia, Escalating Conflict

    Yemen's Armed Forces have successfully targeted Saudi Arabia, achieving a new deterrent equation in the region, according to Hassan Alayan, a writer and researcher on political affairs. The Yemeni Armed Forces are working on the principle of escalation for escalation as a prelude to lifting the guardianship from Yemen. The conflict has led to a significant economic impact on Riyadh and the world as a whole, with more than 4.5 million barrels of Saudi energy production halted due to Yemeni targeting. Mohammed Abdul Salam, the National Negotiation Delegation Leader, stated that the Saudi side is stalling to complete its conspiracies and military preparations to plunge the country into endless chaos and wars.
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  11. WorldMiddle EastEarthHealthcare

    Ancient Colombians Built Massive Water System Through Cooperation

    Archaeologists have discovered that ancient Colombians built an extensive water management system without centralized rule. The La Mojana field systems, comprising canals and raised farming ridges, were constructed by local family cooperatives around 2,000 years ago. This engineering marvel, visible from airplanes, ensured reliable water access and may have also helped trap fish. The system was used for about 1,000 years until around the 11th century CE. The findings challenge the assumption that such complex endeavors require top-down governance and offer insights for solving Colombia's current water management crisis.
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  12. PoliticsLawRegulatorsPeaceMiddle East

    Trump Blames Biden for U.S. Ammunition Shortage Due to Ukraine Transfers

    Donald Trump has repeatedly stated that the reduction in U.S. ammunition stocks is not due to his war with Iran but is a result of Joe Biden's transfer of weapons to Ukraine. Trump claims that Biden gave Ukraine weapons worth $300 billion, leading to the current shortfall. He also mentioned that under his leadership, ammunition is being provided to Ukraine, but the European Union is required to cover the full cost.
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  14. SportsMiddle EastUnited KingdomHockey

    Bolívar vs São Paulo: Copa Sudamericana Match Details

    The Copa Sudamericana round of 16 match between Bolívar and São Paulo takes place on August 11. Kickoff times vary by country, with most matches starting between 19:30 and 21:30 local time. The match will be broadcast on various channels including DSports, DGO, and ESPN. Bolívar is confident after eliminating Gremio in the previous round, while São Paulo aims to control possession and dictate the pace of the game.
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  15. WorldMiddle EastWeatherBiodiversity

    Russians Exploit Seasonal Advantage for Infiltration

    Russian forces are currently utilizing dense vegetation provided by the season to infiltrate Ukrainian lines in small groups on the southwestern Kostyantynivka direction. They focus on the flanks and junctions of Ukrainian brigades, attempting storming actions where coordination might be lacking. Despite their efforts, they have not yet succeeded. Ukrainian forces are aware of this tactic and are prepared for constant enemy movement and attempts to infiltrate. The window of opportunity for Russian infiltration will close as autumn progresses and leaves fall, increasing their potential losses.
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  19. WorldMiddle East

    African Swine Fever Spreads in Serbia and Hungary

    African swine fever (ASF) continues to impact Serbia and Hungary, with over 36,000 pigs affected or euthanized in Serbia since the beginning of the year. The disease is present in seven districts, 13 municipalities, and 62 settlements in Serbia. In Hungary, ASF has been confirmed on a farm with approximately 1,850 pigs in Somogy County, leading to the culling of the herd and an epidemiological investigation.
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  20. WorldRegulatorsProtestMiddle East

    Drone Attacks Target Colombian Municipalities

    Multiple municipalities in central Colombia, including Rioblanco, have been targeted by drone attacks and gunfire in recent days. The incidents, which have hit public forces and government buildings, are part of an escalating conflict in the country. Authorities have reported drone attacks in several departments, with a drone striking the Mayor's Office of Rioblanco. The use of explosive drones is a new tactic in Colombia's conflict, mirroring tactics used in other parts of the world.
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