- 17 December, 2025
Iraq terror funding allegations land Pfizer, AstraZeneca with a lawsuit revived by US court
Iraq– A lawsuit has been revived by US appeals court against vaccine manufacturers Pfizer, AstraZeneca and other companies. Under the lawsuit it has been alleged
IS attack in Syria kills Syrian soldiers
Syria– Five soldiers were killed in an Islamic State (IS) missile attack on a transport convoy in Syria’s Badia desert on Sunday. Syrian state-run media
Sudan’s Prime Minister resigns after protest threatens the stability of the nation
Sudan–Owing to the constant struggle for life and infighting among the groups, the Prime Minister of Sudan, Abdalla Hamdok, has resigned yesterday. There was a
Iran Launches Rocket Into Space Amidst Vienna Talks
Iran– Iran is playing with fire as it decided to launch a rocket with a satellite carrier bearing three devices into space. All this has
Internet Access Severed Before Forthcoming Protests In Sudan
Sudan– Controlling social media discussions has become the new way to curb misrepresentation or even better, sharing of information, as it happens in the world.
Arab and UN leaders have asked Sudan’s Prime Minister to reconsider his resignation.
Sudan–On Tuesday, Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok received phone calls from a number of Arab and foreign leaders pleading with him not to quit. On November
Court Ruling Upholds Iraqi Election Results
Iraq–Iraq elections have again run into troubled waters as the Iran-backed Fatah Alliance and other Shiite groups have landed up contesting the election results, saying
Elections in Somalia: Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Robley defies president’s decision to suspend his powers
Somalia– Somalia’s president has suspended the prime minister’s job, after a row between the two men over long-delayed elections in the turbulent country. And the
Libyans protest against the cancellation of elections
Libya– Hundreds of people flocked to the streets in different Libyan towns on Friday to protest against the cancellation of the long-awaited presidential election, a
Turkey and Qatar enters into deal with Taliban on running airport of Kabul
Afghanistan– Turkey and Qatar have entered into an agreement with the Taliban on running the international airport of Kabul. Four other airports of Afghanistan will