Category: Middle East

Turkish Airstrikes on Kurdish Targets: Addressing Security Threats
- By Hashim Sheikh
- . October 2, 2023
Following a suicide bombing in Ankara Turkey recently carried out airstrikes on suspected terrorist Kurdish targets in northern Iraq. This has sparked several critical inquiries

Explosive Terrorist Attack Strikes Turkish Parliament, Ankara’s Govt District
- By Alaina
- . October 1, 2023
A “terrorist attack” occurred near Turkey’s parliament building in Ankara, resulting in two police officers being injured. The incident took place when two attackers arrived

Analyzing the U.S.-Saudi Defense Pact
- By Alaina
- . September 30, 2023
According to recent developments, Saudi Arabia is actively pursuing a defense agreement with the US and sees a strategic connection to Israel’s normalization of relations

Ozgur Ozel’s Bid to Challenge Erdogan
- By Alaina
- . September 29, 2023
This article explores Ozgur Ozel’s strategy to overthrow President Tayyip Erdogan’s long-standing hold on Turkish politics by attempting to become the leader of the Republican

Analyzing the US-Israel Visa Waiver Program and its Implications
- By Hashim Sheikh
- . September 28, 2023
It is a big step with broad ramifications that the Biden administration recently decided to extend the Visa Waiver Programme to allow Israeli residents to

Iran’s Nuclear Program: A Call for De-escalation and Diplomacy
- By Raven Ruma
- . September 27, 2023
The ongoing discussion between the United States and Iran about the latter’s nuclear program has changed significantly, with the U.S. State Department emphasizing the necessity

Japan aims to revive Iran nuclear deal; What’s the current status?
- By Salma Hossein
- . September 26, 2023
Japan reportedly wants to revive JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action), according to an Iranian official. Hossein Amir Abdollahian, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of

Tripartite Cooperation: Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq Strengthen Ties at UNGA78
- By Roshan Amiri
- . September 25, 2023
The Palestinian issue, which placed emphasis on the necessity of restoring the Palestinians’ unalienable rights, was one of the main subjects of discussion. The ministers

Unveiling Nile Dynamics: The GERD Diplomatic Saga
- By Alaina
- . September 24, 2023
The Nile River has long been a source of conflict in politics as well as in life and nutrition. strains between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan

Syria’s Bashar Assad First Visit to China in 20 Years for Strategic Partnership
- By Salma Hossein
- . September 23, 2023
Syria President Bashar Assad has embarked on his first official trip to China in nearly two decades to forge strategic partnership. This trip comes ahead