- 6 May, 2025
Europe next in line to push for Houthi rebels to be designated as terrorist organisation
Yemen–After a lot of pressure from the Arab region, the European lawmakers are next in line to stress on the issue of aggression shown by
Tunisia anticipates IMF deal in April
Tunisia–Tunisia is anticipating to strike a critical deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in April. This was shared by the Tunisian finance minister Sihem
United Nations Security Council extends Libya mission till April 30 after US-Russia dispute over envoy
Libya–The United Nations Security Council on Monday extended the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) until the end of April. This decision was taken because
Sudan directs working pattern of the United Nations representative
Sudan–Sudanese officials have made it clear that they are not satisfied with the way the United Nations envoy is intervening in the country’s matter. The
The United States intends to redirect $67 million in funding to armed forces in Lebanon
Lebanon– Because more than half of Lebanon’s 6 million inhabitants are poor, the US plans to redirect $67 million in military aid to the country’s
Israel: NSO Group in talks with U.S. investors over possible deal
Israel– NSO Group, an Israeli spyware company, stated on Wednesday that it is in talks with a number of US entities about “different financial maneuvers,”
Sudanese Against UN Intervention In Peace Negotiations
Sudan–Sudanese pro-military protesters are not supporting the United Nations’ bid to solve the political stalemate that has stalled the country’s progress. They can be seen
Saudi Arabia and Thailand restore ties, decades after Gem Theft
Saudi Arabia– After a Thai janitor stole $20 million worth of diamonds from a Saudi prince’s residence in 1989, relations between the two countries deteriorated.
Egypt officially enters the state of water poverty
Egypt–Egypt has reached water poverty with less than 500 cubic meters of water per capita per year. The President of Egypt Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has
Libya: Parliament committee calls for the Replacement of PM, Risking New Conflict.
Libya– Following a failed election, a Libyan parliament committee recommended that the chamber pick a new temporary prime minister, a move that might pit significant