- 29 July, 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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Turkey must withdraw immediately, Syrian Foreign Minister says
Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad confirmed that Damascus considers Turkey’s presence in Syria an act of occupation and wants to see Ankara withdraw its forces
Severe Global crisis to take place as governing bodies let power rule over people
Each country has a representative that also leads the nation and takes care of affairs to bring order to the happenings. Similarly, at world level,
Qatar-Taliban finalise deal for supply of natural gas: Source
The mediation of Iranian officials between Qatar and Taliban has led the two countries to reportedly finalise a deal regarding the supply of natural gas.
Lebanon: Parliament gives confidence to the new Mikati government
On Monday, the National Assembly of Lebanon, the single-chamber parliament, voted the trust to the new government (with 85 votes out of 100) led by
Sudan Government blames pro-Bashir groups for the attack
Sudanese authorities reported a coup attempt today morning by a group of soldiers but said the attempt failed and that the country’s ruling council and
Fuel Wars in Lebanon spikes to cause more terror than before
It is evidently seen that Lebanese drivers have to stand in line for hours to get their car fueled up to get gasoline. It is
Who was Abdelaziz Bouteflika?
Since his fall in April 2019, under pressure from the army, Bouteflika remained entrenched in solitude in his residence in Zeralda, west of Algiers. After
The new Lebanese executive raised gasoline prices by 37%
The new Lebanese government raised gasoline prices on Friday, cutting a subsidy Prime Minister Najib Mikati called unsustainable as it makes plans to tackle a
Political shift as tensions in Moroccan-Algerian relations rise
Amidst the chaotic and unstable environment Rabat, the capital of Morocco has tactfully and gradually advanced its influence in continental politics, despite Algerian attempts to