- 2 August, 2026
While Qatari citizens savor the economic crisis, Government burns millions to finance propaganda and Islamic scholars
Beyond the propaganda of its media channels, Qatar is experiencing a profound economic crisis. The cost of living has increased dramatically. Thanks to the coronavirus
Turkish forces are no exception and cannot be present in Libya, US State Department says
The US State Department’s regional spokesman for the Middle East and North Africa, Samuel Wahlberg, stressed that Washington could not consider Turkish forces in Libya
North Africa, the victims of nuclear crimes will be left without justice?
North Africa witnessed four explosions of the calibre of Hiroshima Nagasaki put together in the Mediterranean, at the home of the Tuareg, underground, and in
Algeria, the mystery of the 178 people intoxicated after a swim in the sea
In Tenes, a city on the Algerian coast, 178 people were hospitalized after experiencing nausea, fever, and red eyes. There are several hypotheses on the
Libyan youthtrample the Turkish flag and irritates Ankara
Young Libyans once again protested against Turkey’s presence and interference in their country’s internal affairs. While the Prime Minister of the new National Unity government,
Lebanon hasn’t had a government for 253 days
It has been 253 days since Saad Hariri was commissioned to form a new executive to replace the one led by Hassane Diab. It was
Why the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum in Geneva has failed
Deputy Secretary-General and coordinator of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Risdon Zeninga, announced yesterday evening that the Libyan representatives have failed to
Lebanon floats in a stormy ocean
The Maronite Khalil Gibran wrote that “If Lebanon had not been my country, I would have chosen it anyway”, while a widespread pleasanter assert that
Beware Blinken: Middle East arms diplomacy has already failed
In the Middle East, Biden flexes his muscles to avert the worst. In recent days, US military forces have conducted defensive precision airstrikes against structures
Despite the sanctions, more and more European countries are reopening their embassies in Syria
Last May, when Syrian President Bashar al-Assad won a fourth term with 95.1% of the vote, the European Union and other Western powers quickly denounced