- 13 January, 2026
World Bank alerts Yemen as famine-like conditions have rebounded in 3 governorates
Yemen– According to the World Bank, Yemen has been suffering the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. War, locust attack, famine, flash floods and then
Voting for Legislative Elections began in Qatar
Qatar– Voting began today in Qatar for state’s first legislative elections for two-thirds of the advisory Shura Council. During the voting, a domestic debate was
Israel’s FM Yair Lapid makes historic visit to Bahrain, meets crown prince Salman Khalifa
Bahrain–On Thursday, Israel’s foreign minister Yair Lapid reached Bahrain, marking a historical and official highest-level Israeli visit to the Gulf state. Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani,
Russia bombs allied Turkish troops in Syria
Syria– Russian jets bombed a military base of Al-Hamza Division, a group affiliated with the Turkish-backed National Army, in the village of Barad in Afrin,
Israel to the UN General Assembly: “Iran nuclear program has crossed all red lines”
Israel_ Israel is a beacon of light and freedom, and supporting it is a moral choice. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Monday in his
Archaeologists’ discover mosaics in Turkey
The assembly of over 3,000 stones was unearthed in the remains of a 15th century BC Hittite temple, 700 years before the oldest known mosaics
Iran Plays Hard To Get On Negotiating Table With Washington
Iran is in no mood to take a stand over its nuclear deal and this is somehow frustrating for Washington. The frustration over Tehran’s indecisiveness
Turkey must withdraw immediately, Syrian Foreign Minister says
Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad confirmed that Damascus considers Turkey’s presence in Syria an act of occupation and wants to see Ankara withdraw its forces
Iraq Might See Dull Election Outcome In October
In a sad revelation, political experts are pre-empting a disappointing outcome of the Iraqi elections for the country. Unless a high voter turnout happens, along
Fuel Wars in Lebanon spikes to cause more terror than before
It is evidently seen that Lebanese drivers have to stand in line for hours to get their car fueled up to get gasoline. It is