- 12 March, 2026
Turkey colluding with the terrorists in Idlib.
On Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry accused Turkey of supporting what it described as terrorist organizations in the Idlib governorate, northwestern Syria, noting that the
“Raf”, Tamim’s arm to fund extremists in Syria.
Qatar is still hiding behind charitable societies, relief organizations and humanitarian aid to finance extremist groups in different regions of the world. Intelligence sources revealed
The Arab Parliament calls for a unified strategy to confront Iran.
The Arab Parliament called for Arab solidarity and the development of a unified strategy to counter Iranian interference in the region. The Arab Parliament President,
Arab Coalition Misvote Might Not Win Netanyahu Power Back In Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu’s dream to remain in power may just actually remain a dream after all as a huge Arab turnout at the parliamentary voting stage
Bond Beirut March 9, Lebanese public debt restructuring increasingly likely
Lebanon will exercise the 7-day grace period in relation to the $ 1.2 billion Eurobond maturing March 9, 2020. For months, the government of Beirut
Why Has Terror Financing Gone Unnoticed For Qatar?
One of the rarest Arabian countries is Qatar that plays a significant role in not only funding terrorism worldwide, but hiding it so well, that
UK foreign minister visits Saudi Arabia and Oman
British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab will meet with leaders of Saudi Arabia and Oman during his first official visit to the Gulf region, the press
Iraq political crisis deepens after Abdul Mahdi’s “withdrawal”.
The head of the Iraqi government, Adel Abdul Mahdi, said that he will withdraw from his role as prime minister in the caretaker government, and
Libya Interim Government to open an Embassy in Damascus to hinder the Ottoman rise
A delegation of Libyan Interim Government, based in Benghazi, flew to Damascus for an official visit. Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad received on Monday Abdul Rahman
Prime Minister of Iraq could not form a cabinet and resigned
Muhammad Allawi, appointed by the Prime Minister of Iraq, resigned after the second failure of the parliamentary vote on the new composition of the government.