- 6 December, 2025
Libyan govt confirms militias’ departure from Tripoli after reaching agreement
Since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi’s administration in 2011, Libya has been hooked with a significant security vacuum, especially apparent in its capital, Tripoli. Within
Israel to impose security restrictions on Ramadan prayers at Al-Aqsa
PM’s office announced that Ramadan prayers will be allowed at Al Aqsa Mosque and will be subject to security limitations deemed necessary by the authorities.
Israel to launch a ground offensive in Rafah, with a March deadline
Benny Gantz issued a warning to Hamas for releasing all Gaza hostages by March 10 which outlines Israel’s determination to maintain its security interests. In
US portends to VETO new UN Security Council vote on Gaza
Algeria requested a vote from the UN Security Council on Tuesday, But the US has cleared its intent to VETO the new UN Security Council
How is Egypt scrambling to manage mass exodus at the Rafah Border
In recent weeks, a humanitarian disaster has opened up as thousands of Palestinians fled the Gaza Strip to try to find refuge in Egypt. Their exodus was
Tunisia’s President Saied could secure a second term through re-election
Kais Saied’s ascent to drive in 2019 denoted a huge takeoff from Tunisia’s political norm. Tunisians who were tired of widespread corruption and economic stagnation
Iran suffers sabotage targeting the nation’s primary gas pipeline
Iran’s Minister of Oil uncovered on state TV that two blasts along the country’s principal gas pipeline network were the aftereffect of treachery. Regardless of
Egypt’s Threat to Void Peace Treaty with Israel: Implications and Analysis
The peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, forged through the historic Camp David Accords in 1978, stands as a beacon of stability in the tumultuous
How the US Trade Bank Undermines Biden’s Climate Leadership by Financing Oil Wells in Bahrain
President Joe Biden has pledged to make the US a global leader in the fight against climate change, promising to cut greenhouse gas emissions by
Blinken concludes fifth Middle East tour since outbreak of Gaza conflict: Key details inside
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken left the Middle East on Thursday, concluding a four-nation trip – his fifth to the region since the beginning