- 9 March, 2025
How world reacted to Haftar’sunilaterally revocation of Libyan Political Agreement
Libya– Libya’s eastern-based parliament passed a new elections law on Monday. That decision has brought the country one step closer to reunification after a decade
Despite unsteady national climate, Ethiopian PM swears in for 5 year extension
Ethiopia– Ethiopian prime minister Abiy Ahmed has once again sworn in for the title for another five years on Monday. The leader has witnessed some
Iranian minister confirms resumption of Vienna talks
Iran– There has been much debate on whether Iran and the United States will continue to make attempts at reaching a conclusion in the nuclear
Khartoum protesters on civil unrest in Sudan
Sudan– In the recent civil unrest it was evident that critical tensions have rose between civilians and generals in the transitional government. They are increasing
Iran to hold military exercise near Azerbaijan border
Azerbaijan– Iran’s army put its wary neighbors, Azerbaijan under check that they will be conducting a wide-ranging military exercise near its northwestern border amid long-simmering
Afghanistan: No water and electricity in Kandahar, the Taliban symbol city in crisis
Afghanistan–In Kandahar, the symbolic city of the Taliban, there is a lack of water, electricity, and fuel. The area with its approximately seven hundred thousand
48 Libyan Parliament members deny request for Russian forces’ intervention
Libya– Forty-eight members of the House of Representatives (HoR), the Libyan Parliament based in Tobruk, in the eastern region, denied and denounced the statements by
Political progress seen in Lebanon
Lebanon_ The members of the Security Council welcomed the announcement of the formation of a new Government in Lebanon which was led by Prime Minister
Khorasani’s execution a strong signal to Qatar: The Taliban will not work with ISIS
On Saturday, the Taliban announced to have killed the former ISIS-K leader Abu Omar Khorasani. He was a top fighter of the Daesh sliver cell
Saied’s decisions force 113 Ennahda party officials to resign over split from leadership
113 senior officials of Tunisia’s Ennahda party have resigned on Saturday over ‘failed’ leadership that could not stand against President Kais Saied decisions of suspending