- 17 April, 2026
Afghani Asylum Seekers Skyrocket 2021 Winter: Report
Afghanistan–Afghans have taken over Syrians as EU’s largest group of asylum seekers, as applications can be seen rising sharply post August month when Taliban took
How Syndicate Needs To Come Together For The Larger Good Of Lebanon
lebanon–Lebanon isn’t looking at getting any respite in the professional syndicate elections as opposing factions are refusing to come on a common ground. This includes
How Israel failed to launch investigations into Gaza protests shootings
Israel– Recent years have seen accelerated violent protests at the Gaza frontline with shootings that wounded thousands and killed more than 200 Palestinians. But Israel
Iraq’s October election results confirm Shiite cleric Sadr victorious
Iraq– On Tuesday, the election commission of Iraq declared the final results of October Parliamentary election that have confirmed Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr as the
The elections in Libya turn into a war of appeals between candidates
Libya– It is a WAR of legal appeals in Libya on the candidacies for the presidential elections on December 24. And if things were to
Iran nuclear talks resume in Vienna: World watches as the stakes are as high as ever
Iran–Monday marks the commencement of seventh round of Iran nuclear deal talks in Vienna, but only the first in last six months. As the meeting
The great game in Syria, the role of Bashar al Assad against Iran
Syria– From Bashar Assad’s Syria, signals, clues, and timely, almost singular news have arrived in recent days. By connecting the dots, one senses an obvious
Why has Apple suspended sales in Turkey?
Turkey–Turkey’s currency hit all-time lows for a series of eleven sessions, bringing its losses since the beginning of the year to 43 percent, a decline
UAE General Naser Ahmed al Raisi new Interpol president despite the $ 4 million defamatory campaign
UAE– United Arab Emirates General Naser Ahmed al Raisi has been elected president of Interpol during the general assembly in Istanbul. Major General Ahmed Nasser
Did Qatar spy on FIFA to win hosting bid for 2022 World Cup?
Qatar–Yes, according to an investigation conducted by The Associated Press. Qatar, a tiny but wealthy Arab nation, has spied on FIFA officials for years through