- 12 January, 2026
People Resort To Violence As Lebanon Provides Disproportionate Electricity In Cities
Lebanon–The electricity shortage mayhem became a nightmare in Lebanon as protestors looking at securing electricity for their own area, tampered with the only running power
How Captagon pills are swamping Arab nations
The most common news, at least once every week, is that how Customs or other authorities have confiscated highly addictive pills in millions across Arab
Is Sudan Doomed After PM Quits?
Sudan–All is not well in Sudan, again. Despite the PM deciding to take a step back with the military power, there is not all peace
Jordan’s King receives Israeli Defense Minister in Amman
Jordan–Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Wednesday received Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz and discussed with him the stalled peace process between the Israelis and the
Iraqi Law Enforcement Forces Misused To Settle Personal Feuds
Iraq–Security forces in Iraq have again been accused of human rights violations as the massacre of 20 family members came to light. The unfortunate killings
What do the scenarios look like after the resignation of the Sudanese Prime Minister?
Sudan– Two and a half years after taking the oath as Prime Minister of the Transitional Council of Ministers in Sudan, Hamdok announced on the
Could Israel be heading towards herd immunity amid latest Omicron surge?
Israel– Leading health adviser of Israel, Nachmann Ash has said that ongoing surge in Omicron cases in the country could be a catalyst in Israel
War in Yemen: A forgotten catastrophe
Yemen–Civil war in Yemen has been an ongoing, seemingly never-ending chaos that has disrupted lives of thousands of Yemeni people. The war that began in
The Turkish Lira Crisis
Turkey–President Recep Tayyip Erdogan unveiled an unconventional proposal to save Turkey’s economy from the catastrophe that his actions have generated on December 20th. It entails
Jordan Parliament Breaks Into A Brawl Over Gender Equality
Jordan–In a bizarre incident where a brawl erupted in the Jordanian Parliament, members were fighting over the addition of a female noun for a Jordanian