- 10 March, 2025
Europe returns to Tripoli offering support to Libyans in achieving stability
Three European ministers visited yesterday the Libyan capital Tripoli, a joint mission of Italy, France and Germany to give a signal of unity to Libya
Demonstrations in Algeria against early legislative elections called by president Tebboune
Dozens of students demonstrated in the Algerian capital Tuesday as part of their weekly march to renew the rejection of the early legislative elections called
Turkish lira slips after Erdogan fires central bank chief over his hawkish monetary policies
Turkish economy took a topsy- turvy turn with lira sliding down against US dollar on Monday. The drop in the currency came following President Recep
Saudi Energy Ministry condemns drone strike on Riyadh oil refinery
A drone attack struck an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia’s capital of Riyadh on Friday morning. Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry issued a statement, condemning the
UN Security Council Urges Lebanon Political Forces To Get Their Act Together
Lebanon has been at a loss of a stable government. But the UN Security Council is now asking the country’s political forces to quickly put
Protests in Jordan against COVID-19 curfew, oxygen shortage in hospital
Jordan is witnessing unprecedented protests in the aftermath of the deaths of at least 8 COVID-19 patients due to a shortage of oxygen in a
UN urges Somalia to hold elections “without further delay”
Amid protests and rising political tensions, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has passed a resolution urging the government of Somalia to hold elections “without
Why Egypt Is Not Pleased With Turkish Half Hearted Peace Deal
While the Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu has been saying that things are getting better between Egypt and Turkey, the latter is not saying so.
EU welcomes new unity government in Libya
The European Union on Thursday welcomed the Libyan parliament’s vote for the formation of a unity government under the leadership of Prime Minister-designate Abdul Hamid
Lebanese Dollar Falls Again Miserably
Lebanese economy is still reeling under the dollar crises, as its own currency continues to crash down. Currently, one dollar is costing 10500 Lebanese pounds,