- 16 December, 2025
British politicians urge Boris Johnson to impose sanctions on Israel over West Bank Annexation
The cross-party gathering of politicians, including MPs, senior diplomats, and former cabinet ministers, pressed Prime Minister Boris Johnson to force economic sanctions on Israel if
Afghanistan, The Taliban looking for allies: deal with Iran and handshake with the UK
The Libyan National Army (LNA) media office released on Friday a new video shot by a Syrian mercenary during military operations alongside armed groups affiliated
Slump in the oil market pulls down Libyan central reserves by 20%
According to the recent report published by the Libyan audit bureau, the country’s central bank reserves are expected to fall by 20%due to plummeting oil
Iran Nuclear Deal: Iran warns deal will ‘die’ if arms embargo is extended
A senior Iranian official on 3 May 2020 warned that the nuclear deal would die if the US decides to extend the arms embargo. The warning
Muslims and Christians in Cairo share Ramadan spirit by distributing food to the needy amid coronavirus
During Ramadan, sunrise-to-sunset fast is practiced by Muslims all around the world, intended to instill contemplation of God. By observing fast and abstain from food
Turkey in a fix, Erdogan to make a tough choice between Russian S-400 and US financial assistance
Turkey is stuck between a rock and a hard place as it has to make the tough choice between US and Russia, while the former
Germany designates Hezbollah as a terrorist organisation, order could impact geopolitical dynamics
On Thursday, German government banned Hezbollah from undertaking any activities in the country and designated the Lebanese militant political group as a terrorist organization. The
Oil Production Slashed Worldwide At May 1 Deadline Under Pandemic Pressure
As the world continues to follow social distancing norms and shutdowns, the demand for crude is hit rock bottom, forcing the Kingdom and Kuwait to
All Saudi banks work towards reassuring investors on oil amid coronavirus
Saudi Arabia’s central bank had spent its net foreign assets in March at the fastest clip since at least 2000, noting the severity of the
Suspicious agreements with Turkey and Qatar raise criticism against El Ghannouchi
Tunisian Parliament Speaker Rashid Ghannouchi and the first parliamentary bloc, Ennahdha, have come under widespread criticism for insisting on discussing two suspicious trade agreements with