- 13 March, 2026
Iraq: Prime Minister Al-Kazimi survives a drone bombs attack
Iraq– Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazimi was unharmed after a “failed assassination attempt” Saturday night with a “drone bomb” targeted his residence in Baghdad’s Green
Trump to speak on all days of the RNC
Tunisia–A Tunisian judge has now released an international warrant against former president Moncef Marzouki from Paris under the pretext of being accused of “plotting against
Turkish mercenaries and armaments expose Libya to the risk of a massacre like Beirut
Afghanistan–“The Islamic Emirate orders all citizens, shopkeepers, merchants, businessmen, and the general public to conduct all transactions in Afghans and to refrain from using foreign
ISIS-K attack in Kabul makes yet another massacre, Taliban leader allegedly killed
Afghanistan– The security situation in the Taliban emir continues to plummet. Today there a new bloody attack that hit the capital Kabul has been recorded.
A new Houthi attack kills at least 29 people in Yemen
Yemen–At least 29 civilians, including women and children, lost their lives following an attack by Shiite Houthi rebels against a residential area in Ma’rib governorate,
The economic crisis impedes the expansionist aims of the Turkish regime
Turkey will suspend “for some time” the energy explorations launched last week in the south-east Aegean Sea, in an area disputed with Athens off the Greek island of Kastellorizo
Saudi Arabia promises to reach ‘zero emissions’ by 2060
Saudi arabia–Saudi Arabia closes the summit of the “Middle East Green Initiative” with a series of important commitments, including achieving net zero emissions by 2060
Government of Israel plans to build 3,000 homes in West Bank settlement
Israel–Israel has announced plans to build more residences for Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank. The planning committee for the same gave its final
A terror attack kills over eleven in northeast Iraq
Iraq–According to security sources, at least eleven people were killed in Iraq during an attack attributed to jihadists of the so-called Islamic State in a
US open to resuming nuclear talk with North Korea, but Pyongyang shows no interest
On Wednesday, the US Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun, who was on his official visit to South Korea, said that his country….