- 20 February, 2026
US grants 30-day waiver extension to Iraq for buying energy from Iran
On Sunday, the US government announced the renewal of Iraq’s energy waiver, allowing the country to import gas and oil from Iran for next 30
Mike Pompeo warns Iran for missile tests
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned of the danger of Iran’s “non-peaceful” space program, after the announcement of its military satellite launch.Iran announced on
Israeli Supreme Court proposes “protected rent” to Arab families in East Jerusalem
In conjunction with the return of the Lebanese demonstrators to the streets to protest the deteriorating economic conditions,members of the Lebanese Parliament were received by
Accusations against the Libyan Army the new Turkish cover way
Major General Ahmed Al-Mesmari, the official spokesman for the Libyan National Army, denied on Thursday the rumors being promoted by Turkey and what he described
Netanyahu’s West Bank annexation plan would put Israel in a spot
The week has proven to be an eventful one for Israel, as the rivals, Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz joined hands to
Qatar’s games with extremism in Mauritania
After the Qatari regime realized it was losing its cards in Mauritania, it began to intensify its contacts with Islamic extremist groups in Mauritania, a
World Bank alerts Yemen as famine-like conditions have rebounded in 3 governorates
Spanish National Police agents have arrested one of the most wanted Isis (Daesh) members in Europe on Tuesday in Almería, both for his criminal record
Iran’s Guard successfully launches first military satellite amid US tensions
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps on Wednesday said it successfully put its first military satellite into the orbit after a number of failed attempts in the
Libya: Four Turkish drones shot down in the last 24 hours
The Turkish drones turned into easy targets for the Libyan National Army after the defense platforms managed to shoot down a Turkish droning plane which
Turkey becomes new covid-19 hotspot, delayed response endangers economy
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seemed to have overlooked the impact of coronavirus on the country’s health and economy. When Mr. President should have pushed