- 11 May, 2025
Former Mossad Spies Take to the Streets: Israeli Democracy at Risk
Amir, a former Mossad spy with a solid devotion to his nation, is an unusual protester amid fiercely debated legislation that limits the Supreme Court
Syrian Warlord Loyal to Assad Condemns Public Anger Over Crashing Economy
A Syrian warlord loyal to President Bashar al-Assad has condemned public anger over the crashing economy, saying that the people should be grateful for the
Breaking: Boycott Sweden, Big demand of MENA Muslims!
Following calls from Muslims in the Middle East and North Africa to boycott Swedish goods, the diplomatic fallout over the burning of the Quran outside
Morocco Wants Normal Ties With Algeria, Says King Mohammed
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has said that his country wants to normalize relations with Algeria. The two countries have been in a diplomatic dispute
Turkey’s New Central Bank Chief Unveils Holistic Monetary Policy Amid Inflation Pressures
Despite Turkey’s severe inflationary pressures, Hafize Gaye Erkan, the country’s first female central bank governor, delivered a comprehensive monetary policy in her first formal
“Minor Correction”: Netanyahu Talks About Israel’s Judicial Reform Amid Mass Protests
In interviews with US media on Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu played down the judicial reform package of his hard-right government, calling it a
Diplomacy: Japan In the Middle East
The visits were made by Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio over three days from July 16 to 18. Since Japan heavily depends on the Middle
Niger Coup: Soldiers Seize Power, Dissolve Constitution, and Detain President
Soldiers in Niger have dissolved the constitution, closed the country’s borders, detained President Mohamed Bazoum and announced a coup on national television. The president has
Israel’s Supreme Court Rollback Sparks Protests and Concerns
The United States has expressed concern over Israel’s recent decision to ratify new legislation that limits some of the Supreme Court’s authority and has
Jordan’s Draft Cybercrimes Law Threatens Free Speech and Fuels Online Censorship
The Jordanian parliament has been urged to drop a draft cybercrimes law that poses a severe threat to free speech and could worsen online censorship