- 16 March, 2025
Sulaiman
Sulaiman keeps an important eye on domestic and international politics while he has mastered history.
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Israel Targets Hamas Cryptocurrency, Raids Money Transfer Agencies
The Israeli military seized millions of dollars from foreign exchanges and money transfer agencies, during raids, across cities in the occupied West Bank. It said
Intel to Build $25 billion Chipmaking Factory in Israel
Intel, which already employs more than 10,000 people in Israel, plans to build a $25 billion chipmaking factory in the country. Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel
SDF Calls on People to Join Resistance Against Turkey
Enraged by Turkish forces eliminating high-ranking PKK terrorist in northern Iraq, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has called on the people of Rojava to join
Yemen Peace on the Horizon, Warring Parties Agree to Ceasefire
After nearly a decade of an endless war, Yemen is now headed to peace with the warring parties agreeing to a ceasefire. Hans Grundberg, UN
UN Resolution 2720 Not Enough to Ease Pains of Palestinians: Iran
After 77 days of Israeli airstrikes and bombardment in Gaza and civilian death toll of more tha 20,000, the United States continues to veto the
US Kills Al-Shabab Leader Maalim Ayman in Special Operations
The US Special Operations drone strike, in a joint operation, with the Somali national army neutralized Maalim Ayman who was a senior leader of al-Shabab.
AI Cannot be Named as Inventor in Patent Application: UK Court
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that AI cannot be named as an inventor in a patent application, only a person can be named. The
EU Hails Major Deal to Reform of Migration Policy ‘Historic’
After years of political deadlock, the European Parliament has finally achieved a major breakthrough, with EU member countries agreeing to reform the bloc’s migration policy.
Deadly 6.2 Earthquake Rocks China, Over 120 Killed
More than 120 people have been killed and hundreds more injured when a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck northwest China – Gansu and Qinghai provinces on
Shipping Companies To Reroute Vessels To Avoid Red Sea Attacks
The attacks in the Red Sea region have global implications. Recently, there has been a surge in attacks by the Houthi rebels, an Iranian-backed group