- 11 October, 2024
Raven Ruma
Raven Ruma is a professional journalist with a keen eye on domestic and foreign situations. His favorite pastime is to keep the public informed about the current situation through his pen and he is fulfilling this responsibility through the platform of Arab News.
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Food insecurity pushes Lebanon towards subsistence agriculture
Over the past weeks, the precipitous fall of the Lebanese libra has increased the cost of food many times over, leading to widespread hunger and even hunger crimes.
Sudan crawling to restore its democracy after overthrow of former President Bashir
Sudan–Since the overthrow of former President Omar al-Bashir in 2019 in Sudan, political scenario in the country has been unstable and has created havoc for
Pro-Iran Candidates Losing Iraq Electoral Race, Shia clerics Seem to Win
Iraq–According to preliminary results and officials within the Sadrist movement, Iraq’s prominent Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr’s party has grabbed the most seats in the national
How world reacted to Haftar’sunilaterally revocation of Libyan Political Agreement
Libya– Libya’s eastern-based parliament passed a new elections law on Monday. That decision has brought the country one step closer to reunification after a decade
48 Libyan Parliament members deny request for Russian forces’ intervention
Libya– Forty-eight members of the House of Representatives (HoR), the Libyan Parliament based in Tobruk, in the eastern region, denied and denounced the statements by
The West focuses on Kabul and forgets Lebanon
Lebanon– The West has repeatedly declared that it has the fate of Lebanon at heart, at least in words. The European Union has threatened sanctions
Archaeologists’ discover mosaics in Turkey
The assembly of over 3,000 stones was unearthed in the remains of a 15th century BC Hittite temple, 700 years before the oldest known mosaics
The Syrian regime storms Saraqib and withdraws after a counter-attack.
The last, the fourth conviction of this kind, took place last July 22, in Hamburg: Omaima A., affiliated with Daesh and repatriated, had four years
Iraq Might See Dull Election Outcome In October
In a sad revelation, political experts are pre-empting a disappointing outcome of the Iraqi elections for the country. Unless a high voter turnout happens, along
Tunisia dislodged Turkish mercenaries from Al-Watiya to reopen borders with Libya
Tunisia has finally reopened its borders with Libya, putting an end to the yellow on the reasons that led to the closure. The 218 NEWS