- 11 December, 2025
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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Tunisian president names Ahmed Hachani as prime minister
Kais Saied, the President of Tunisia, has appointed Ahmed Hachani as the new prime minister of the country, replacing Najla Bouden. The Tunisian presidency announced
US Urges Taliban to Reverse Policies Deteriorating Human Rights Situation in Afghanistan
The US officials met the Taliban leaders in Qatar for the first time in two years since their return to power in Afghanistan in September
Suicide Bombing at Political Rally in Pakistan Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
At least 42 people were killed, and over 130 were injured in a tragic incident when a suicide bomber detonated explosives at a political rally
Morocco Wants Normal Ties With Algeria, Says King Mohammed
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has said that his country wants to normalize relations with Algeria. The two countries have been in a diplomatic dispute
United Nations Warns Against Unilateral Initiatives in Libya’s Political Stalemate
A caution against “unilateral initiatives” to break the nation’s political impasse has been issued by the UN mission in Libya. This warning is in reaction
Greece Neglects Educational Rights of Minority Ethnic Turk Population
In the region of Western Thrace, Greece, the minority Turk community finds itself grappling with neglect and an alarming lack of attention towards their educational
“Minor Correction”: Netanyahu Talks About Israel’s Judicial Reform Amid Mass Protests
In interviews with US media on Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu played down the judicial reform package of his hard-right government, calling it a
Diplomacy: Japan In the Middle East
The visits were made by Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio over three days from July 16 to 18. Since Japan heavily depends on the Middle
Political Solutions Must Involve Sudanese Women
Over three months ago, Sudan’s army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary groups clashed in Merowe and Khartoum. Later, Darfur violence resumed. The conflict has
Judiciary Shake-up in Israel Unlikely to Rattle Robust US Military Ties
The Biden administration is adamant to continue relations, especially military ties, with Israel despite the Benjamin Netanyahu-led government overhauling the country’s judiciary. U.S President Joe