- 16 February, 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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Erdogan sentences five journalists for naming intelligence agents in Libya
News Opinion Libya: Reservations from 4 countries on the Arab League resolution Middle East News Iran hardliner’s rapid rise a threat to nuclear diplomacy, Europe
Iraq’s hopes of reforms are derailed by series of attacks blamed at pro-Iranian groups
News Opinion Libya: Reservations from 4 countries on the Arab League resolution Middle East News Iran hardliner’s rapid rise a threat to nuclear diplomacy, Europe
Austria accuses Turkey of spying
Somalia–As earlier promised by the Somali leaders. The country will be holding elections towards the start of this year but despite the term ending, the
Process against Nobel Orhan Pamuk, how Erdogan ends democracy in Turkey
Turkey–The Turkish regime of Sultan Recep Tayyip Erdogan deals another blow to democracy and freedom of expression by imprisoning intellectuals and political opponents. The nightmare
Lebanon appoints Mustapha Adib as new Prime Minister, France President Macron calls for swift government formation in Lebanon
Turkey–The Turkish regime of Sultan Recep Tayyip Erdogan deals another blow to democracy and freedom of expression by imprisoning intellectuals and political opponents. The nightmare
Lebanon To Resolve Gulf Crisis as it Tries to ‘Patch up’ with Gulf Countries
Lebanon– After a major blow to Lebanon’s effort to increase its diplomatic partnership with other gulf nations, there are some improvements from both sides. This
Iraq: Prime Minister Al-Kazimi survives a drone bombs attack
Iraq– Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazimi was unharmed after a “failed assassination attempt” Saturday night with a “drone bomb” targeted his residence in Baghdad’s Green
Beirut blast has shaken up people’s lives but hasn’t loosened the grip of Lebanon’s ruling class
Iraq– Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazimi was unharmed after a “failed assassination attempt” Saturday night with a “drone bomb” targeted his residence in Baghdad’s Green
Sudan Refuses To Bow Down To Military Takeover
Sudan– Another nation is crying out loud against forced dictatorial leadership at the hands of a military coup. Sudan is out on the roads, protesting
Third day of demonstrations in Libya, more violence and arrests of protesters
United States–Joe Biden’s administration is basking in glory finally as the House has finally passed a historic infrastructure bill. The same house dominated by Republicans