Category: Middle East
Defeat for Israel if it Enters by Land: Hamas Chief
As Israel’s ground invasion into Gaza looms heavily over the Middle East, Hamas says it will be an unprecedented defeated for Israel. Saleh al-Arouri, the
Iran is Not the ‘Bad Guy’ Here, its Israel’s Narrative
Since Hamas took Israel by surprise on that fateful day, the US government has been trying to put the blame on Iran. But Iran doesn’t
Erdogan Gives NATO the Green Light for Sweden
After hurdling Sweden’s bid for NATO accession, the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has finally given the North Atlantic Alliance the nod. He signed the
Does the US Fear Being Caught in a Lengthy War in Gaza?
It seems the US is having second thoughts in backing friends forever – Israel in its war against Hamas which means turning Gaza into a
UN Chief Calls ‘Action to End this Godawful Nightmare’ in Palestine
Full trucks and empty stomachs, says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as the first convoy of aid trucks entered the warzone – Gaza Strip, through the
Mohamed Bazoum Tried to Escape Niger, Fly Out on Helicopters
Former Niger president Mohamed Bazoum, who was ousted by the military in July, attempted to escape with his family, two cooks and security but failed.
Hamas Fuels Extremism in Middle East Through Palestine
From Al-Shabaab to Al-Qaida, to Boko Haram to ISIS, Hezbollah and Hamas, militant groups in the Middle East and Africa have only crushed peoples’ aspirations,
Europe Pays the High Cost of Gas Amid Middle East Tensions
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have sent the European market reeling because of climbing natural gas prices. Middle East is the world center for
Hamas and Hezbollah ‘Geared for Major War’ Against Israel
Hamas had not given Hezbollah any advance notice of its October 7 attacks on Israel, but now the two militant groups are closely coordinating their
Turkey and Greece Committed to Firm Relations
After years of tense relations, Turkey and Greece are steadfast and committed to a new era of friendly ties. The two countries saw March as