- 13 March, 2025
Sulaiman
Sulaiman keeps an important eye on domestic and international politics while he has mastered history.
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Kuwait’s Emir directs drafting prisoners list for pardon
Kuwait–On Wednesday, the state news agency of Kuwait said that the Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Nawaf Al Sabah has directed his ministers to draft a
Arab nations seek to ease up Assad’s isolation
Syria– Syria’s ongoing decade long civil war with unending humanitarian crises has been the centre of global attention. The leader Bashar al-Assad has been blamed
Worst locust swarms in 25 years threaten the Middle East
As the world battles a new plague in the form of the novel coronavirus, another old one is shaping up to affect large swathes of North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia…
Government formation remains elusive in Israel over cabinet distribution
Government formation in Israel remains elusive even after the Supreme Court allowed Benjamin Netanyahu to form a coalition government last week…
Lebanese PM Mikati Mobilizes Committee For Talks With IMF
Lebanon–Lebanon government has finally got down to organizing a committee that can tackle the economic meltdown and speak to the International Monetary Fund. The country
Qatar-Taliban finalise deal for supply of natural gas: Source
The mediation of Iranian officials between Qatar and Taliban has led the two countries to reportedly finalise a deal regarding the supply of natural gas.
Sudan Government blames pro-Bashir groups for the attack
Sudanese authorities reported a coup attempt today morning by a group of soldiers but said the attempt failed and that the country’s ruling council and
Tony Chung, Hong Kong activist charged after being detained outside US Consulate
Tony Chung, the teen Hong Kong activist has been charged under the new National Security Law imposed on Hong Kong by China. Chung was detained
Deadly blast kills at least 7 in religious school in Peshawar, Pakistan
Pakistan’s northern city of Peshawar was rocked in early hours of Tuesday as an explosion at religious school killed at least 7 people and left
COVID19 is fading away the flickering magic of Arab spring in Morocco
Centuries old tradition of “Makhzen” can be seen on streets of Morocco, a platform to share grievances by a network of advisers, spies, military men and people with business interests….