- 12 January, 2026
Zuckerberg Warns of Surge in Harmful Content as Meta Stops Fact-Checking
CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta will change its content review policies on Facebook and Instagram eliminating fact checkers and substituting user-generated “community notes,” kin
Spain Eliminated, Morocco Advances to KWC Nations Quarterfinals
Morocco knocked out Japan and Turkey defeated Spain in an amazing last-chance round at the Kings World Cup nations to make anybody interested in the
Rajab Month 2026: Dates, Celebrations, and Its Sacred Importance
The month of Rajab starts a spiritually significant period for Muslims. As the first of the “Three Holy Months,” it sets the tone for increased
NATO Boosts Baltic Security as Finnish Police Investigate Tanker Incident
On Saturday Finnish officials announced that they are relocating a detained tanker to a port area for further investigation. The vessel carrying Russian oil is
Iranian Hijab Bill Faces Pushback Before Final Approval
Local media reported on Wednesday that Iranian lawmakers are looking to amend a bill that would impose more penalties on women who refuse to wear
Syrians Return to Schools After One Week of Assad’s Downfall
Syrians are going back to school with an increased feeling of freedom one week after the Assad regime’s surprise overthrow. People experience a range of
Fall of Bashar Al-Assad Reveals Syrian Government’s Drug Trade
The government funded drug activities in Syria which were abandoned following the fall of the Assad administration are coming to light nationwide. The organizations that
Israel Secures Mount Sheikh in Syria, Marking a Shift in Golan Heights Control
According to the reports Israeli troops have crossed into Syrian territory via the Golan Heights. This is a big development in the region as it
Tragedy in Guinea: Football Match Stampede Claims Over 56 Lives Amid Violent Clashes
Following a terrible stampede at a football match in Guinea’s second-largest city, N’Zerekore, at least 56 people have died. A divisive refereeing call set off
Syria’s Crisis at the Center: Turkey and Iran’s Push for Dialogue
Ankara recently played host to an unexpectedly cordial meeting between Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and his Iranian counterpart, Araqchi. The focus of the meeting