- 29 July, 2026
Dhivyanshu
Passionate writer and content strategist with 2+ years of professional experience in creating engaging, high-impact content across digital platforms. Holding a BBA qualification, they specialize in transforming complex trends into sharp, informative stories that both rank well and resonate with audiences. With a keen understanding of digital audience behavior, they craft compelling content tailored to modern readers. When not writing, they actively follow the latest developments in technology, media, and global culture to stay ahead of emerging trends.
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Egypt’s Shoukry and Tunisian President Kais Saied discuss GERD last developments
Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry arrived in Tunisia on Thursday to hand over a message from President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, the Egyptian presidency announced. Tunisian
Erdogan’s madness replaces the veiled minister with another woman, but without a hijab
Via the veiled minister, yes to a new head of the Family Department, without a hijab but, above all, a member of the Women’s Association
Attacks on US and Turkish bases in Iraq continue
In recent days, some flashes have illuminated the Iraqi night sky in two strategic locations: an explosion was reported in Erbil, the capital of the
Why Syrian Elections Are Not True Representation Of Democracy?
In what is being seen as the second election in a decade of civil war, Syrian Parliament has no one else but the current PM
Houthis crimes in Yemen, Abd al-Fattah al-Maliki brutally killed while visiting his family for Ramadan
The Yemeni expatriate, Abd al-Fattah al-Maliki, would not have imagined that his journey to spend Ramadan with his family in Yemen, in one of the
Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine linked to blood clots, says EU regulator
A possible link between Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine and rare blood clots has been found by European medicines regulator. The body however stressed that
First woman to run for Syrian presidential elections
Fateh Nahar, who filed in her nomination papers to run for Syrian presidential elections on Monday, became the first woman to do so in the
One hundred billion dollars blocked in the banks and Lebanon dies
In October 2019, while Lebanon was carrying out an unprecedented mobilization against power, the banks closed their doors. The decision, justified on security grounds, was
Chad, the president killed by the rebels
African leaders allied to the West are not always the best statesmen possible. Indeed rarely. Idris Déby Itno, 68, who has been in power continuously
UK Meets Israel To Talk Technology And Iranian Threat To The World
While the US is contemplating over the possible Nuclear Deal draft, the rest of the world is thinking of the danger that Iran poses to