- 2 August, 2026
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
Yemen, coalition warns: Navigation in the Red Sea is in danger
Yemen–The Saudi-led international coalition, which intervened in the Yemeni conflict to assist the pro-government army, reported that it had taken measures to counter threats posed
Reconciliation between Syria and the Arab League: A sign for Washington
Syria– The position of the Gulf countries on Syria took a radical turn when it took strong classes against the Islamic groups that took power
Another spy story: The butler of the Israeli defense minister “was a spy for Iran”
It seems a John Le Carrè spy story, but it’s all true. A servant from Benny Gantz reportedly communicated with the Iranian-linked Black Shadow hacker
Nuclear talks resume but Iran won’t let it be an easy feat
Iran– This month the Iran nuclear deal talks will finally resume, after months of stalling and contemplation. Iranian regime will sit across the table with
Israel spied six Palestinians? Between the right to privacy and anti-terrorism
Israel–A technical investigation conducted by Front Line Defenders concluded that the Pegasus spyware, produced by the Israeli company Nso Group, was used to intercept the
Terrorism: How Salah Abdeslam trial is going?
France–The trial began on September 8. He, Salah Abdeslam, against all odds, started to speak. After five years of silence in the interrogations, in the
US Focuses On Saving Another Afghan Style Debacle In Ethiopia
Ethiopia–The US has already been criticized largely for its Afghanistan debacle. It does not intend to repeat the same mistake in Ethiopia. Washington has now
Could Saif al Islam Gaddafi be the new president of Libya?
Libya–Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the late dictator Muammar Gaddafi, has officially completed the run-up procedures for the Libya presidential election, the first round
Tunisia: The waste crisis ignites anger in Sfax
Tunisia– According to the Tunisian daily La Presse, it is a “real environmental disaster” in the Sfax region, southeast of Tunis capital. In addition, severe