- 14 January, 2026
Hezbollah Willing To Wage War With Israel Over Fuel Needs In Lebanon
Lebanon– There are threats from Hezbollah to attack Israel, if Lebanon doesn’t get what it needs- oil. Strategically timed at the historic anniversary of the
Why Did Bashar Al Assad Recently Visit Aleppo With Family?
Syria– Syria’s President Bashar Al Assad visit to Aleppo city comes as a shock. After almost a decade, he visited the bomb devastated city along with
Israel’s Defence And Justice Ministers Agree To Merge Parties For Elections
Israel–Israel’s defence and justice ministers have agreed to merge their political parties ahead of the country’s fifth elections in four years in November after the
Iraq’s Central Bank Has No Future Plan To Change The Exchange Rate
Iraq–The Central Bank of Iraq has no plan to change the exchange rates of the dinar currency. The deputy governor of the Iraqi central bank
UN Aid Ends Tomorrow For Syria After Russian Veto Again
Syria–Russia has now made it clear that it will not support United Nations’ long-running aid operation for Syria. It will not allow the aid transfers
Tunisian New Constitution Has Minor Changes; Law Experts Speak Otherwise
Tunisia– ‘Changes are minor’, but come with great resistance as communicated by the official spokesperson for Tunisian PM Kais Saied. The previous constitution does not
China Ambassador Praises Saudi Firms For Helping Chinese Businesses Expansion Plans
Saudi arabia– China’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Chen Weiqing, has praised the country for helping Chinese businesses expand globally. During a visit to the headquarters
IndiGo to operate daily flights between Mumbai & Bahrain
Bahrain–Beginning on August 1, 2022, daily flights from Mumbai to the Gulf island nation will be offered by the private airline IndiGo, which announced Bahrain
US Treasury Sanctions Iranian Petrochemical Firms Tied To Asia
Iran–The United States Treasury Department has sanctioned Iranian petrochemical companies tied to Asia. The Treasury Department announced the news on Wednesday, saying that it sanctioned
Lebanon Makes Partial Payment To Power Plants To Avert Complete Blackout
Lebanon–A complete blackout situation was averted as Lebanon could pay-up a part of the debt it owed to the electricity stations in their country. The