- 17 December, 2025
India Identifies Turkish Supported Fictitious NGO Supporting Terrorism In Nepal
An Al-Qaeda related Turkish group is expanding its presence on the Indian-Nepal border; confirmed sources have shared, upping the antenna of the Indian intelligent services.
Pope Francis on a visit to Iraq, the first pontiff in the Abraham land
Never had a Pope gone to the land of Abraham, no pontifex of our times faced such an adventurous journey. The visit will touch the
US raises concern over ICC Israeli-Palestinian war crime investigations, warns against conflict escalation
On Friday, the US administration took a tough stand against International Criminal Court (ICC) slamming its move to investigate war crimes on Palestinian land. Washington
Turkey trains and ships Somali troops in exchange of aid and money to destabilise Libya, Syria and Yemen
Turkish forces set their feet in Somalia back in 2010 in the name of providing humanitarian aid to latter, post a deadly drought which took
Twenty-one ISIS militants killed by Russian raids in Syria, Observatory for Human Rights says
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights announced today, Saturday, that 21 ISIS militants have been killed in Russian raids in the Badia region in south-eastern
Yemen government and rights groups urge international community to intervene to halt Houthi’s Marib invasion
Recent offensive launched by Houthi rebels in Marib , invited strong condemnation from Yemeni government officials and various rights groups, which urged international community for
Bolton’s take on US Middle East strategy, warns against Iran’s intent for nuclear commitments
John Bolton, former US security advisor who worked for the previous administration, led by Donald Trump, expressed his take on the current US strategy towards
Israel to purchase new F-35s and other refuelling aircrafts
An Israeli official said Tuesday that a Tel Aviv ministerial committee has agreed to purchase new fighter jets, supply jets, and ammunition from US companies,
Washington again invites Ankara to abandon the Russian S-400 agreement
On Wednesday, the United States renewed its call on Turkey to back down on the purchase of the Russian S-400 missile system it concluded with
Saudi Prince approves legal reforms, clearing way for setting codified law
On Monday, the Saudi Arabian crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman announced his plans of introducing new legal reforms, which would eventually aid the enforcement of