- 24 March, 2026
Khalid Al Mansoor
Khalid Al Mansoori is a political analyst and journalist who covers GCC diplomacy, Arab League affairs, and regional developments in the Middle East.
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Replacing Libya’s embattled Prime Minister might lead to war
Libya– Libya’s ailing prime minister has warned that appointing a new temporary government might spark war and instability in the Mediterranean country, which has been
Egypt, France, Germany, and Jordan reaffirm their commitment to a two-state solution
Egypt, France, Germany, and Jordan have expressed their support for two-state peace negotiations between Palestine and Israel. The four countries “support all efforts to achieve
Moroccans are protesting rising fuel and other prices due to inflation
Morocco– Thousands of Moroccans took to the streets around the country on Sunday to protest rising petrol and other basic commodity costs. The North African
Freedom Convoy Protests End, Trudeau Criticised By The Opposition For Invoking Emergency Powers
Canada–The Freedom Convoy protests ended after 21 days in Canada. The Canadian police on Sunday made the final push to clear the capital city of
Saudi Arabia: Women apply for a train driver job vacancy
Saudi Arabia– More than 28,000 women have signed up to finish the necessary training to fill 30 train driver positions in Saudi Arabia, marking the
West Bank: Meeting between Abbas and Pelosi
Israel– According to Abbas’ office, Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas met with US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Thursday to discuss
Russia Moves Closer To Syria While Provocative War Like Moves Around Ukraine
Russia– Russia’s defence chief Sergey Shoigu is in Syria while the Defence Minister is overseeing large-scale drill involving 15 warships and 30 aircrafts. While the
Australia classifies Hamas as a terrorist organization, and the Palestinian Embassy Responds
Palestine– The Australian government announced Thursday that it will classifies “Hamas” as a terrorist organization. The Palestinian embassy in Australia has expressed its rejection of
Unexpected verdict threatens to drive a rift between Iraqi and Kurdish governments
Iraq– Officials warned Wednesday that an unexpected verdict by Iraq’s high court put doubt on the legal basis of Iraq’s Kurdish-run region’s independent oil policy,
Government Watchdog Identifies Corruption Amongst High Ranks In Iraq
Iraq– Commission of Integrity in Iraq has investigated in 2021, nearly 12000 Iraqi officials, of which 54 were ministers. Sadly, the conviction rates remain very