- 21 January, 2025
Israeli Army Chief Herzi Halevi Resigns Over October 7 Hamas Attack Failures
Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi Israel’s Chief of Staff has announced his resignation. This will come into effect from March 6, 2025. According to the reports he
Fire at Turkey ski resort kills 10, injures 32
A fire broke out at a hotel at a ski resort in northwestern Turkey on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people and injuring 32, the
Morocco’s Economy Set for Strong Recovery in 2025 with Multi-Sector Growth
The tough impacts of climate change in Morocco currently are seen in the year 2024; however, the rate of economic recovery is projected in 2025.
Yemen’s Houthis Narrow Attacks in Red Sea – What It Means for Global Trade
After a recent ceasefire in Gaza, a new announcement came from Houthi rebels from Yemen. They stated that they will now target only Israeli-affiliated ships
Breaking News: Hostages Freed in Gaza – Red Cross Confirms Their Health
The Red Cross has announced the successful transfer of 3- Israeli hostages from Gaza to the Israeli military. According to the report hostages Romi Gonen,
Assassination of Two Iranian Supreme Court Judges Shocks Nation
Two senior Iranian judges were shot dead in an apparent assassination inside the country’s supreme court. On Saturday morning, a shooter stormed the court in
Morocco Approves Gaza Ceasefire Agreement as Peace Prospects Emerge
Morocco has recently supported the ceasfire in Gaza which is an important factor towards Middle East stability. The agreement that was launched by the U.S
Egypt Urges Swift Implementation of Gaza Ceasefire Deal Over Diplomatic Push
Egypt’s chief diplomat Badr Abdelatty said a ceasefire has been agreed on for Gaza, and both Israel and Hamas should proceed with it “as soon
Masoud Pezeshkian Visits Moscow: Energy and Defense Talks on the Agenda
On Friday Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in Moscow for his first visit to the Kremlin since taking office in July. He took charge of
Morocco Faces Backlash Over Alleged Mass Culling of Stray Dogs Ahead of 2030 FIFA World Cup
The Moroccan government is under pressure for having allegedly planned to kill about 3 million stray dogs towards preparation for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.