- 14 January, 2026
Palestinian dies days after being shot in Israeli raid
A Palestinian, identified as Hamad Mustafa Hussein Abu Jelda, succumbed to his wounds, on Sunday, five days after being shot by the Israeli army during
The US imposes sanctions on Iran over the cyberattack on Albania
The United States (US) on Friday imposed sanctions on Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security and its minister, accusing them of being part of the
Russian strikes on Syria’s Idlib province kills 7 people
Russian airstrikes on Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib have killed seven people and wounded 15 on Thursday, said a Britain-based war monitoring group. The Syrian
Turkish President Erdogan blames the energy crisis on Europe’s ‘provocations’ against Russia
Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Wednesday, blamed the energy crisis on the West’s “provocations” against Russia. He said that the attitude taken by western
Saudi Arabia en route to becoming drug capital of Middle East
Saudi arabia– This April, a man in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province set his family home on fire before iftar, the meal that breaks the Ramadan
Iran says it sends ‘constructive’ response on the nuclear deal; the US disagrees
Iran–Iran’s Foreign Ministry said that Tehran sent a “constructive” response to the United States’ proposals aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
Lebanon Is Now Without Internet Connectivity
Lebanon– Earlier it was electricity issues and now it is, internet which is getting grossly compromised in Lebanon under reeling financial strains, delayed payment for
US Contractors Might Retract To Help Iraq’s Gasfield Expansion Plans
Iraq– One the Iranian natural gas facilities have yet again stalled the plans of expanding its Khor Mor fields, leading to doubling production in a
Iran says nuclear deal ‘meaningless’ without an end to watchdog probe
Iran–The President of Iran, Sayyid Ebrahim Raisolsadati, said on Monday that reviving the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers would be ‘meaningless’ unless the United
Egypt Ties Up With Hyundai To Revamp Cairo Metro Lines
Egypt–Egypt has signed a $656 million deal with the South Korean bigwig Hyundai that will now supply 320 carriages and 40 trains. Cairo’s metro service