- 21 February, 2026
US Vetoes UN Resolution, Says American Efforts in Gaza Ignored
The US has caused global outrage by vetoing a UN Resolution on Palestine calling for a ceasefire in Gaza at the United Nations Security Council
Saudi Arabia, Russia Urge OPEC+ Members for Commitment
Saudi Arabia and Russia agree that it is important for OPEC+ members to commit to the group’s agreement that serves the interests of producers and
Saudi Arabia Not Phasing Out Oil Use, to Raise Global Demand
Saudi Arabia is not with the idea for a gradual phase-out of oil usage and is working towards artificially raising global oil demand. Saudi Energy
Israel Awaits US Go Ahead to Flood Hamas Tunnels
The Israel Defense Forces set up five large water pumps near the al-Shati refugee camp in Gaza City last month. They want to flood Hamas’
Iran to Expel 400,000 Afghan ‘Illegal’ Migrants
Following Pakistan’s footsteps, Iran plans to expel about 400,000 Afghan migrants living illegally in the country. The expulsion directive comprises of eight stages – identification,
‘The Gospel’ – The Role AI Has Played In Israel’s Bombing Campaign
Israel has resumed its offensive after a seven-day ceasefire ended Friday morning despite international calls for an extension. Both sides have blamed each other for
Israel Resumes War in Gaza, Airstrikes and Rockets Fired
Israel is back to bombarding Gaza after the Hamas violated the ceasefire deal and did not meet its obligations to release all hostage women. The
Iranian Hackers Target US Pennsylvania Water System
Iranian hackers struck the Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa in western Pennsylvania through exploitation of Unitronics programmable logic controllers. The cyber group known as “Cyber
Euro-Mediterranean Community Push for Peace in Gaza
Arab Countries and the European Union want a permanent ceasefire in Gaza at the Euro-Mediterranean meeting in Barcelona. They are pushing for peace at the
France and Morocco, Waning Relations and Immigration
The diplomatic rift between France and Morocco is deeper than ever, and became more evident when Rabat declined an offer of emergency aid from France