- 23 May, 2026
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The Afghan President rejection of the Taliban prisoners release provision.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani rejected a request from the Taliban to release 5,000 prisoners from the movement as a condition for talks with the Afghan
Oil and Gas Supply Demand Severely Hit By Virus Outbreak
The outbreak of the Coronavirus is the only thing that is worrying the world’s oil demand and supply at the moment. According to media reports,
Afghan government postponing the President’s inauguration ceremony.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has decided to postpone his inauguration to a new term until March 9th, according to his office, after Washington warned Kabul
Libyan tribal council rejects any initiative led by Qatar.
The Supreme Council of Libyan Tribes rejected Tunisia’s call for a second, expanded meeting involving all tribes to discuss the current situation in the country.
Turkish Troops Perish As Both Nations Shift Blame In Syria
The Syrian war is taking a new turn everyday as the offensive action of Turkey with Russia and vice versa continues to threaten the ceasefire
How Iran Has Repeatedly Failed To Oust America
It seems the coronavirus scare has taken the focus off the US- Iran war after all. Everyone was getting perplexed and the two nations were
The Syrian army recovering more areas in Idlib.
The Syrian army announced that it has regained control of many villages and towns in the southern countryside of Idlib, after “terrorist organizations” incurred heavy
Erdogan: Turkey will not stop refugees from Syria seeking to enter Europe
Turkish authorities have decided not to stop Syrian refugees who seek to enter Europe by sea or land. The Turkish police, coast guard and border
No progress in the nuclear agreement parties meeting with Iran.
The parties to the nuclear agreement with Iran made no progress on Wednesday regarding preserving it, while Tehran continued to violate many of its basic
European countries demand the Syrian army to cease fire in Idlib.
Foreign ministers from 14 European countries called on Wednesday for the Syrian government forces and their Russian supporters to end their attack on Idlib governorate