- 6 December, 2025
Children In Syria Still Lured Into War Employment By Turkey
Statistics reveal that more than 20 countries worldwide have made use of children as soldiers….
The Israeli banning of six Palestinian NGOs has become an international case
Palestine– A swarm of convictions, nationally and internationally, rose in reaction to the decision by the Israeli Ministries of defense and justice to place six
Canada withdraws extradition treaty with Hong Kong over China’s new security law, Hong Kong officials ‘disappointed’
On Friday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the country was withdrawing its extradition treaty with Hong Kong and welcoming immigration applicantions from Hong Kongers in a backlash against China’s new national security law….
Iran nuclear talks on the verge of collapse
Iran– The continuing talks to bring Iran’s aggressive nuclear program under control and leash the impending destruction seem to be on verge of failure. The
MoU signed between Kuwait & India on recruitment of domestic workers
Kuwait–Kuwait and India signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the recruitment of domestic workers after the Cabinet approved the same. The framework revolves around specified
Erdogan’s expansionist aims, from Libya to Europe
If someone still believes Erdogan’s fable of supporting legitimacy and democracy in Libya, more recent facts prove otherwise….
IMF Suggests Cautious Policy Amendment In Middle East To Buttress Vulnerable Against Inevitable Inflation
Despite the corona virus pandemic reeling its ugly head, the International Monetary Fund is estimated an increase of 4 percent economic growth in Middle East.
Second day of protest in Sudan demanding fall of government, as people feel cheated
Sudan–Hundreds of Sudanese in Khartoum came on roads to protest for the fall of the government that is supposed to lead the country to its
Handing migrants over to the Libyan Coast Guard is a crime
Libya–With a historical sentence, from today delivering or entrusting migrants to the Libyan Coast Guard is considered a crime: in fact, the commander of the
EU Election Observer say, “Surprisingly Elections in Iraq were Well Conducted and Competitive”
Iraq–After the Elections, EU Election observer Viola von Cramon-Taubadel stated on Thursday during a panel discussion that she was surprised to see that Iraqi elections