- 6 December, 2025
Saudi Arabia Adds Covaxin In Its List Of Approved Covid-19 Vaccines
Saudi arabia–Bharat Biotech’s vaccine creation, Covaxin has now been approved by the Saudi Arabian government. It has added the vaccine in its list of approved
Ethiopia claims Somalia, Eritrea started deploying troops against it
Somalia and Eritrea have reportedly sent their troops to fight the approaching Tigray community in Ethiopia. They have been accused of helping the nation fight
Daesh Survivors Suffering In Detention Camps: RUSI report
Syria– Daesh members should not be left alone in Syrian camps, is the suggestion and warning of a UK based think tank Royal United Services
Sudan: Mystery disease kills nearly 100 people; WHO deploy a task force
Sudan–A mystery disease has been identified in South Sudan, which has affected people severely. Subsequently, the World Health Organization (WHO) task force has been sent
Algeria helps Tunisia with $300m as a loan
Algeria–Tunisia is going through a financial crisis and because of the ongoing pandemic, the country is struggling to get back on its feet. On Tuesday,
Noof Al-Maadeed is in grave danger, despite reassurances from Qatari Authorities
Qatar– News have been provoked on social media about the fate of Qatari activist Noof Al-Maadeed following human rights allegations that she was killed by
Iraqi Elections Hits Roadblock As Shiites Parties Shout Foul Play
Iraq–Several Shiite parties have filed claims of fraud in the Iraqi elections. This includes Iran-backed militias too. All this could actually lead to delaying of
Israel’s NSO is considering shutting down its Pegasus Production Unit
Israel–Informed sources said, on Monday, that the Israeli company, NSO, which specializes in making spyware, is studying options, including closing its controversial unit ‘Pegasus‘ and
Libya’s election process close to collapse as commission fails to announce candidates’ list
Libya–December 24 is the date for long awaited Libya’s presidential election that are being hoped to bring long due positive changes in the country. But
The United Nations: Sudan’s crisis is not over, and the Burhan and Hamdok agreement is not ideal
Sudan– The Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Sudan, Volker Perthes, said on Friday that although the military and the civilian prime minister