- 19 September, 2024
Why Nations Have To Stop Seeking International Funding For Survival
The World Bank and United Nations have been working round the clock to support war torn regions. It has bled repeatedly from its nose to
Greece and Italy run to Libya to protect their geopolitical interests
On Tuesday, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi and Greek Prime Minister Kyriacos Mitsotakis arrived in Tripoli to meet with Libya’s new unified executive. On Monday,
The last parade of the Pharaohs made the Egyptians proud of their country
Twenty-two mummies, 18 kings and 4 queens, were transported from the iconic Egyptian Museum, where most have resided continuously for over a century, to the
Turkey’s plan to go ahead with Kanal Istanbul can cause friction with Russia
On Friday, in an unprecedented move, 126 former Turkish diplomat released a joint statement warning Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government against Kanal Istanbul project. Backing the
Somali demonstrators in the US call on the International Community to defend democracy in their country
Dozens of Somali activists demonstrated in front of their country’s embassy in Washington, calling on the new Joe Biden administration to intervene to defend democracy
Global coalition forces extends support to Iraq and Syria to fight off ISIS militants
In a move to support Iraqi and Syrian government’s fight against ISIS forces, the global coalition, including US and major world powers, has planned to
From Iran to Turkey, the influence of China in the Arab world
With a ceremony broadcast live on national television, last Saturday in Tehran Iran and China signed a strategic cooperation agreement – economic and security –
China and Iran sign a 25-year cooperation agreement
On Saturday, China and Iran signed a 25-years cooperation deal, a move believed to be dragon nation’s way to build greater influence in Middle East.
HRW slams Turkish president’s disregard for human rights and democratic values
The Human Rights Watch slammed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for trampling over democratic norms and lowering the country’s human rights standards to suit his
European nations warn Turkey against sanctions as a consequence of its exit from Istanbul convention
Last week Turkey’s official gazette announced the country’s departure from Istanbul Convention which propagated measures to promote women safety from any form of violence or