- 17 November, 2024
Historic for Iran Women, Female Football Fans Allowed in Stadiums
It’s a small but historic victory for women in Iran as a long campaign has fructified – female football fans can now watch men’s games
Lebanon Urges World to Address Syrian Crisis, Displacement
Caught in the middle, with conflict in Syria and Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza, Lebanon says it will not remain idle. Alarmed about the
Jordan Focused on Syrian Refugees Amid Wars in the Region
Despite the economic crises gripping the world and ongoing wars in the region, Jordan is focused on hosting Syrian refugees and meeting their needs. The
Jihadist Group Vows to Expel US Forces from Iraq
The Kataib Hezbollah faction, a resistance group, has vowed to attack US forces in Iraq until the last soldier flees, leaves the country for good.
Libya, Algeria to Reopen Border Crossing After 10 Years
Libya and Algeria are set to reopen the Ghadames-Debdeb border crossing on December 12 to facilitate the movement of citizens and trade between the two
Armenia and Azerbaijan Hope to Sign Peace Treaty
Armenia and Azerbaijan are taking tangible steps towards restoring confidence with each other and rebuilding peace in the region. In a joint statement, the two
Turkey Wants to Strengthen Defense Ties with Egypt
After restoring relations with Egypt at the highest diplomatic level, Turkey is keen to strengthen ties in the defense industry with Cairo. For the first
GCC Leaders Blame West for Israel’s Merciless War in Gaza
Members of the GCC are holding the West accountable for supporting and backing Israel’s ruthless war in Gaza in which innocent civilians being killed. This
Yemen Military Condemns Houthis Attacks on Ships
The Yemen military has called out Houthis for targeting commercial ships in the Red Sea, prompting foreign fleets to seek safety in the region. Brigadier
‘Western Hatred’: Assad Rebukes Chemical Exports Resolution
The Bashar al-Assad-led government has slammed the West for pushing the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to limit chemical exports to Syria.