- 6 December, 2025
Lebanon’s Sunni businessman Najib Mikati expected to be named Prime Minister
Lebanon’s former premier Najib Mikati is on course to become the prime minister-designate of the crisis-hit country after receiving massive support from Sunni leaders and
UNSC condemns Turkish President Erdogan’s plans to reopen Cyprus town
Turkey is facing international criticism over its call for two states in Cyprus and plan to reopen an abandoned coastal resort emptied of Greek Cypriots.
Syria: President Bashar al-Assad sworn-in for fourth term
President Bashar al-Assad on Saturday took oath to the office for a fourth term. As per Syrian officials, Assad won a thumping victory with 95
Covid-19, international solidarity comes to Tunisia’s rescue
According to the data released by the Ministry of Health, on July 15, Tunis registered 205 deaths and 6,787 new cases out of 22,403 tests
Crisis in Lebanon: PM designate quits after failing to form government
Nine months after the cabinet deadlock in Lebanon and failing to form a new government, Lebanon’s Prime Minister designate Saad Hariri has resigned. The country
Turkey, Israel hold talks, discuss ways to improve ties: Report
Turkey and Israel have agreed on working together to improve their tensed relations, according to Turkey’s ruling AKP Party (Justice and Development Party). This development
US accuses 4 Iranian spies of plotting to kidnap US-Iranian journalist, slaps charges
United States of America has charged four members of an Iranian spy network of plotting to kidnap an Iranian-American activist and journalist based in New
Israel wants voucher system for foreign aid to Gaza
Israel is considering a voucher system for foreign aid to be disbursed to Gaza. This intention comes into the picture in order to safeguard money
Amid rising food crisis in Syria Assad announces 50 percent hike in salary
Syria is facing heightened food and fuel crisis amid the continuing conflicts in the country that is into its eleventh year of civil war. On
Protests erupt across Iraq as power outages intensify crisis
Iraq is witnessing widespread protests against rampant power cuts across several parts of the country amid scorching summer temperatures. On Friday, hundreds of Iraqis took