- 12 January, 2025
Unity Necessary In Maintaining Peace In Yemen: Hans Grundberg
Yemen– According to Hans Grundberg, the ceasefire in Yemen is a fragile one and would not last long. As the month of sharing and caring
Lebanon cabinet approves demolition of Beirut silos damaged in the port blast
Lebanon–Lebanon’s cabinet on Thursday approved the demolition of the huge grain silos in Beirut’s port that was damaged in the August 2020 blast. Lebanese Information
Tremors of Russian-Ukraine War Will Shake Middle East Economy: World Bank Report
Middle east is feeling in heat that is arising from the ongoing war in Ukraine. Political analysts and economists fear the worst for the Middle
Iran advocates for Qatar’s IRGC funding over removal of US terror listing
Iran–Iran appears to have favoured Qatar’s continuous funding to foreign firms affiliated with financing the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) over the condition proposed by
Israel keen to keep violence under control amid escalating tensions during Ramadan
Israel– Israel is experiencing a sweeping wave of terrorism that can easily trigger escalated violence in other sectors of the society. But Israel at present
How Iran Is Bestowing Arms Support To Russia Against Ukraine
Iran– The reasons as to why Russia has been helping Iranian war in the first place becomes clear as it comes to light that Iran
Pakistan crisis: Imran Khan’s supporters protest in Qatar, raise security concerns
Qatar–Amid the ongoing political uproar in Pakistan, hundreds of Pakistanis carried out demonstrations in the Qatari capital city of Doha to protest the removal of
New round of killings pushes Israel and West Bank towards agitated status quo
Israel–Sunday was a day of bloodshed in West Bank. In separate incidents Israeli forces shot down two Palestinian women after one ran towards stationed troops
Following Sanchez’s visit, Morocco and Spain have begun a new chapter in their relationship
Morocco–Morocco and Spain said on Thursday that they had decided to start a new chapter in their relationship after Madrid backed Rabat’s autonomy plan for
Saied Dodges Erdogan Comment Over Dead Democracy Under Guise Of ‘Outsider Interference’
Turkey– Tunisia has not taken it too well as the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has decided to interfere in their internal politics. Erdogan made