Category: Middle East
Unveiling Iran’s Latest Satellite Launch Amid Regional Tensions
In a significant development, Iran declared a successful satellite launch into its highest orbit, reaching 750 kilometers above Earth. The Soraya satellite, propelled by the
Pakistan’s Retaliatory Strikes in Iran: Unraveling the Cross-Border Conflict
In a dramatic escalation of tensions, Pakistan conducted retaliatory strikes on alleged “terrorist hideouts” inside Iran, following Tehran’s attack against purported militants within its territory.
After Iraq And Syria, Iran Launches Missiles On Pakistan
Iran and Pakistan have recently been involved in a tense situation. In 2019, Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari, a high-ranking officer in Iran’s Revolutionary Guards,
Global Repercussions: US Condemns, Iran Defends in the Aftermath
Diplomatic Tensions Escalate: Iraq Recalls Ambassador and Condemns Iranian Strikes in Irbil In a significant diplomatic move, Iraq has recalled its ambassador from Tehran and
How the U.S. Strikes on the Houthis Signal a New Approach to the Nuclear Deal with Iran
On January 12, 2024, the U.S. and the U.K. launched a large-scale, retaliatory strike against the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen, using warship-launched Tomahawk missiles and
How the US-UK coalition strikes on the Houthis affect the prospects of peace and stability in Yemen and the region
The US-UK coalition strikes on the Houthis in Yemen on January 11, 2024, were the first direct military action by the Western allies against the
US Secretary Stresses Need For Peace, Palestine Statehood In Middle East
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken wants peace in the Middle East. The United States attempts to mediate Israel-Hamas conflicts but also supplies weapons to
UNSC schedules vote on US-backed resolution demanding Houthis stop Red Sea attacks
The UN Security Council has scheduled a vote on Wednesday on a US draft resolution condemning and demanding an immediate end to attacks by Iran-backed
Unveiling the Unheard: Wael Dahdouh’s Journey Amidst Conflict
In the tumultuous landscape of the Middle East, stories of resilience often emerge from the shadows of conflict. One such compelling narrative is that of
Is Egypt’s new capital necessary for economic growth? Some say it could add to the nation’s debt
The new capital of Egypt is the largest of several megaprojects the President claims are necessary for economic growth and to accommodate the growing population.