- 4 March, 2025
Why Is Libya Closing Its Ports To Migrant Population?
Libyan coastguards can no more save migrant boats at sea. A recent incident where the guards wished to send back more than 200 migrants back
Khamis Al-Jahnawi, a possible candidate to succeed to Ghassan Salama in Libya.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is searching for a new figure to take over as UN envoy to Libya after the United States refused to
Water and electricity shutoff in Libya
“The electricity was cut yesterday afternoon; it came back for a few hours and it’s gone since this morning. The pumping of water depends on
Syria, between war and coronavirus
Nine years have passed since the war began in Syria. Almost half a million dead, not to mention the wounded, six million internally displaced persons
Iraq: Katyusha missiles targeted a US oil company
On Monday morning, rockets landed near a foreign workers’ neighborhood in the oil sector which includes the American “Halliburton” company for oil services in Iraq,
Taliban suspends Prisoners exchange negotiations in Afghanistan
After Washington reached an agreement with Taliban fighters to withdraw troops. The Taliban suspended On Tuesday, talks with the Afghan government over prisoner exchanges and
Erdogan’s poor response to coronavirus poses a huge risk to the whole region
Turkey confirmed yesterday 3,892 new coronavirus infections, bringing the total of COVID-19 cases in the country up to 34,000. Health Minister Fahrettin Koca stated that
Yemen: six women and a girl killed by a raid on the women’s prison of Taiz
Six Yemeni detained women and a girl who was visiting her mother were killed by a raid on the women’s prison in the city of
Why Qatari LNG Supply Is Not Disturbed By The COVID-19 Outbreak?
The rich mini Arabic country Qatar’s state-owned petroleum company Qatar Petroleum is not going to let the lockdown and slowing done of economies worldwide due
Qatar doubling efforts to spread terrorism in Somalia
Despite the Corona epidemic, with its global economic collapse and successive crises in all the world’s countries, the Qatari regime is still following the same