Category: Middle East

Libyan Parliament’ speaker sent a letter to Guterres to stop Turkish interference
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 17, 2020
Aguila Saleh Issa, speaker of the House of Representatives, the Libyan parliament internationally recognized based in the eastern region, sent a letter to the United

Sudan denies again sending any military troops to Libya
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 16, 2020
Khartoum renewed its denial of the participation of any Sudanese forces in the fighting in Libya between the forces of the reconciliation government and the

Afghanistan women: A country but no sense of belonging
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 16, 2020
On Wednesday, Amnesty International exposed how Qatar expelled migrant workers from the country using corona crisis as an excuse. The twenty detainees, interviewed by the

Crimes of militias in the ‘liberation’ of western Libya
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 15, 2020
The fratricide among the Libyans continues. While the international press is busy with the last developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, the official version of Prime

A special sentence for a man not respecting the COVID-19 curfew in Iran
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 14, 2020
An Iranian court condemned a young man for violating measures to combat the novel coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, by introducing a hookah into his coffee, to

Why Is Libya Closing Its Ports To Migrant Population?
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 11, 2020
Libyan coastguards can no more save migrant boats at sea. A recent incident where the guards wished to send back more than 200 migrants back

Khamis Al-Jahnawi, a possible candidate to succeed to Ghassan Salama in Libya.
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 11, 2020
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is searching for a new figure to take over as UN envoy to Libya after the United States refused to

Water and electricity shutoff in Libya
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 11, 2020
“The electricity was cut yesterday afternoon; it came back for a few hours and it’s gone since this morning. The pumping of water depends on

Syria, between war and coronavirus
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 10, 2020
Nine years have passed since the war began in Syria. Almost half a million dead, not to mention the wounded, six million internally displaced persons

Iraq: Katyusha missiles targeted a US oil company
- By Roshan Amiri
- . April 9, 2020
On Monday morning, rockets landed near a foreign workers’ neighborhood in the oil sector which includes the American “Halliburton” company for oil services in Iraq,