- 22 February, 2026
Nobel laureate Ebadi: Iranian protests are ‘beginning of the end for the regime’
Shirin Ebadi, the Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has said that the protests in the Islamic Republic of Iran over the death in custody of
Iraq’s new leaders must fight corruption, says UN envoy
The United Nations (UN) special envoy for Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, has urged the new Iraqi government to keep fighting corruption and improve public services in
Iran blames Israel for Isfahan drone attack
The Islamic Republic of Iran has blamed Israel for a drone attack on a military factory near the central city of Isfahan on Saturday night,
Banking reforms show fake dollar transactions: Iraqi PM
As a result of the new limits and a decline in the value of the local currency, Iraq’s leader claimed on Tuesday that fraudulent dollar
Tunisia’s president blames parliament for 11% turnout in elections
The President of Tunisia, Kais Saied, said that hatred among parliament voters resulted in ultra-low turnout in parliamentary elections. Only 11% of the electorate voted
AI, Do My Homework! How Chatgpt Pitted Teachers Against Tech
Last year the Know-it-all chatbots started and announced a big booster blast for the world. It showed that machines are becoming sensible and by this,
Saudi Arabia tops the list of Arab nations for women’s health, placing higher than the UK
Saudi Arabia has been named the best Arab nation for women’s health, topping the UK on a global ranking. The Kingdom and the UAE have
Al Gores’s Claims and a Clear Criticism
Al Gore has a history of climate predictions, though you may know his statements turned out to be wrong as in 2009 he said that
Iran ‘forcefully’ deports over 3,000 Afghan refugees
The Islamic Republic of Iran has ‘forcefully’ deported over 3,000 Afghan refugees through Islam Qala and Pule Abrishum borders to the country, according to Khaama
Israeli settler expansion plan sparks a “coming storm”
An Israeli publication reported on Wednesday that the Israeli government is preparing to carry out unprecedented settlement activity in the West Bank, including the construction