- 24 February, 2025
Alaina
Alaina is a young writer passionate about sharing her work with the world. She has a strong interest in new writing styles and is always trying to find ways to be more creative.
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Syria’s diplomatic relations to be restored by Tunisia’s Saied
The latest indication that full diplomatic contacts with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad may be about to resume is the Friday statement by
Free VPN will be available in all Google One plans soon
Until now, Google’s virtual private network service was available only to Google One subscribers, but that might change soon. Google One has added VPN to
Turkey: Women in Istanbul defy ban on protests, get tear-gassed
Thousands of women defied a ban on protests on International Women’s Day, 8 March, and rallied in Istanbul, a major city in Turkey, before police
Captagon tablets found in sunflower seeds with prisoner in Lebanon
An attempt to smuggle drugs disguised as sunflower seeds into a prison in the country’s north was thwarted by Lebanon’s Internal Security Forces. Officials announced
Future negotiations will determine how much Iran will give to the IAEA: Grossi
Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN’s nuclear inspector, acknowledged on Monday that Iran’s concessions to him during his visit to Tehran over the weekend
Tunisian protesters defy ban to demand the release of Saied critics
Tunisians rallied on Sunday to defy a protest ban, demanding the release of over 20 prominent political figures who opposed the Tunisian president Kais Saied.
Iranian president Raisi blames ‘foreign enemies’ for schoolgirl poisonings
The President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Sayyid Ebrahim Raisolsadati AKA Ebrahim Raisi, has blamed foreign enemies for a wave of poisonings of hundreds
Iranian schoolgirls taken to hospital after new gas poisonings
Dozens of girls from 26 schools in the Islamic Republic of Iran have been taken to hospitals following another wave of apparent toxic gas attacks
UN chief visits Iraq for the first time in six years
Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN), visited Iraq on Tuesday for the first time in six years to demonstrate “solidarity with the
Iran shocker! schoolgirls being deliberately poisoned in the holy city of Qom
In a shocking incident, schoolgirls were poisoned in the holy city of Qom in the Islamic Republic of Iran. An Iranian government official reportedly said