- 6 December, 2025
Somalia: 10 Al-Shabab Terrorists Killed In The Southern Part Of The Country
Somalia– The Somali National Army (SNA) said that they killed ten al-Shabab terrorists in the ongoing security operations in the southern part of Somalia. The
Organized Crime Takes Away Palestinian Youth
Palestine–Organised crime gangs are worst enemy of children and grownups alike in Israel right now. The most vulnerable are the Palestinian citizens of all these
Iran remains unsatisfied with the Nuclear Talks documented set-up
Iran– The latest development between Iran-United States regarding nuclear talks is again taking back all the progress that has been made during the Vienna talks
Iraq Shuts Down Production Of Two Oil Fields
Iraq–Iraq halted oil production from two southern fields that have a combined capacity of pumping almost half a million barrels a day. The shutdowns diminished
Ukraine crisis: Arab League emergency meet called by Egypt
Ukraine–Arab League is meeting on Monday to discuss rapidly escalating situation in Ukraine as Russia continues offensive on its neighbour. The session would be held
Iran to continue enriching Uranium upto 20% despite sanctions relief
Iran– Despite heavy sanctions relief and earlier suggested measures, Iran is going to continue enriching Uranium upto 20 percent. On Friday, the Nuclear chief confirmed
Libya parliament votes next week to confirm new government in hopes to stagger political chaos in the country
Libya-On Thursday an announcement was made by the parliament in Libya that it would conduct a voting in next week’s session to confirm new interim
Gulf Insistence Leads To US Driven Sanctions On Houthi Rebel Funding Firms
Those funding the Houthi rebels in Yemen have been severely sanctioned by the US Treasury department, on the insistence of some Middle Eastern countries. This
Ukraine crisis is expected to enhance Algeria’s hand against the democratic movement
Algeria– A promising Algerian pro-democracy movement that began three years ago today and seemed set for renewal after the epidemic looks to be in serious
Replacing Libya’s embattled Prime Minister might lead to war
Libya– Libya’s ailing prime minister has warned that appointing a new temporary government might spark war and instability in the Mediterranean country, which has been