- 15 November, 2024
Algeria to mark 60 years of Independence from France and signing of Evian Accords
Algeria–Algeria is soon to mark commemoration of its independence from France 60 years ago, but the past six decades have had multiple crises between the
Russia Moves Closer To Syria While Provocative War Like Moves Around Ukraine
Russia– Russia’s defence chief Sergey Shoigu is in Syria while the Defence Minister is overseeing large-scale drill involving 15 warships and 30 aircrafts. While the
Lebanon a difficult but certainly not a failed state?
Lebanon–February 14 that each year marks anniversary of assassination of former Prime Minister of Lebanon Rafik Hariri in a bomb blast in 2005, this year
Government Watchdog Identifies Corruption Amongst High Ranks In Iraq
Iraq– Commission of Integrity in Iraq has investigated in 2021, nearly 12000 Iraqi officials, of which 54 were ministers. Sadly, the conviction rates remain very
Iran Nuclear Deal: is there a positive outcome after rounds of talks?
Iran–Finally Iran nuclear deal talks appear to be on a verge of positive outcome, or at least heading towards one. Nuclear deal talks in Vienna
Is ISIS In Need Of Strong Leadership To Make A Comeback?
The most feared terrorist group ISIS can be seen growing weak, the US intelligence has confirmed. The group is now seeking strong leadership as Abu
Why Is There Chaos In Sheikh Jarrah Of East Jerusalem?
East Jerusalem– Tensions have brewed in an East Jerusalem neighbourhood that has identified itself as an anti-Israeli pro-Palestinian camp. The recent visit of a controversial
Tebboune’s dismissal of close aids hints towards political skirmish in Algeria
Algeria–Recent announcement by Algeria’s President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of dismissing two of his closest aids reflects the chaotic political tussle in Algiers. Analysts say the struggle
Libya has a new Prime Minister appointed by east-based Parliament, triggering discords
Libya– Libya has a new Prime Minister appointed by east-based Parliament of the country. The appointment on Thursday stands in conflict with the United Nations’
Tunisia’s President intensifies his power grab with a move against judges
Tunisia–As he moves closer to one-man rule, President Kais Saied’s decision to abolish Tunisia’s main judicial body has sparked a major debate about the rule