Category: Middle East
Mercenaries in Libya is Erdogan’s card to blackmail Europe.
While the Libyan parties and the international community are seeking to find a solution to the Libyan crisis, Turkey continues to send new batches of
Election campaign ends in Iran
Today in Iran, the election campaign officially dedicated to the unicameral parliament elections has officially ended. It ended the day before the vote, when citizens
Syrian Civilians Forced To Head To M5 International Road
Syria’s M5 Highway is becoming the new road of hope for close to 1 million new Syrian inhabitants that have had to leave their home
Iraqi PM-assign Allawi says he has chosen Cabinet, calls parliament for vote of confidence
On Wednesday, Iraqi Prime Minister-assign Mohammed Tawfiq Allawi announced he has assembled a cabinet of political independents and seeks parliament to hold a separate session
Libya’s Government of National Accord announces termination of membership in Geneva Military Committee
The Government of National Accord (GNA), Faiza Sarajah, announced Tuesday evening that he would cease participation in the military committee in Geneva in connection with
Houthi Interference Compels UN Council To Suspend Yemen Aid
Houthi continue to interfere in relief a operation that is trying to take of the displaced inhabitants of northern Yemen. It is now been reported
Iran is under pressure to transfer the black box of the Ukrainian plane
Canada and other countries whose citizens died during an Iranian missile attack on a Ukrainian International Airlines plane flying from Tehran airport have tightened their
Senior UN Ambassador denounces use rifles stacked with birdshot on Iraqi demonstrators
On Monday, senior United Nations ambassador to Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, denounced the utilization of shooting rifles stacked with birdshot on peaceful demonstrators in Baghdad and
French Foreign Minister: “Assad’s victory against terrorism is imperative”
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov considered the victory of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the Idlib governorate, the last stronghold of the opposition factions in
Libya. Erdogan attacks Russia and the West while he’s sending terrorists to Europe
Saturday Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Russia of “managing the Libyan conflict at the highest levels” according to Turkish newspaper “Hurriyet”. Erdogan, speaking to