- 5 December, 2025
Nothing changes for Iraq even after elections, people continue to wait for reforms
Iraq–Iraq has been hoping for a wave of change but to its loss and disappointment, it is nowhere to be seen despite the country going
Obama called “slave and fool” by the former Emir of Qatar speaking with Gaddafi, leaked audio reveals
The former Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, has called the former President of the United States Barack Obama….
Lebanon from bad to worse. The blackout is just the last image of an endless crisis
Lebanon–Lebanese people can feel the economic crisis even with closed eyes. Two or three years ago, driving through the capital Beirut, sonance pollution during the
Energy Flow To Lebanon Needs Infrastructure Overhaul In Syria
Lebanon–Lebanon is reeling under threat of prolonged darkness as its power grids have run out of fuel and the country has no money to pay
Israel retaliates for Iranian cyberattack
Traffic at the Shahid Rajaee port terminal came to a standstill earlier this month after an alleged cyberattack by Israel….
Libya: Dbeibah has already failed, forgetting the meaning of “national unity”
Libya– In Libya, the idea of holding the elections on time as scheduled for December 24, 2021, is increasingly receding. The Government of National Unity
Government formation remains elusive in Israel over cabinet distribution
Government formation in Israel remains elusive even after the Supreme Court allowed Benjamin Netanyahu to form a coalition government last week…
What is the reason behind the tussle between Iran-Azerbaijan?
Iran– The situation between Iran and Azerbaijan has been at odds since quite sometime now. The issue majorly involved enthic groups, tribes and regional differences
Qatar’s plan to sabotage elections in Libya
Libya– According to the Berlin Process, the UN resolutions, and the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF), Libya will hold national and parliamentary elections on December
Is Macron trying to woo the right wing politicians ahead of 2022 elections by fueling the crisis with Algeria?
Algeria-Bitter Visa row between Algeria and France has ignited to the point that the latter has called for its ambassador back and not just this,