- 17 November, 2024
Continued Turkish provocations undermine peace in Libya
Turkish Defense Ministry spokesman Pinar Kara said publicly on Sunday that the Turkish army has trained 2,301 Libyan soldiers, and 264 people have received military
Qatar violates international law, stops two Bahrain vessels conducting maritime exercise
On Wednesday, Bahrain accused Qatar of violating international law, when latter intercepted two of its coastguard vessels conducting maritime exercise in its territorial waters. Bahrain’s
Identikit of the new leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Abu Obeida Yousef Al-Annabi, the second man in the terrorist organization Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, succeeded to AbdelMalek Droukdel. The leader of the
Russia and Turkey inflame anti-European sentiments
Communication plays an increasingly important role in the policies of each country and, above all, in geopolitics. Each country enjoys the support of public media
Iran-US tensions might flare up as IRGC upgrades itself to a multi-purpose warship
On Thursday, Iran’s elite wing of armed forces, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps disclosed to the world its new multi-purpose warship. The vessel, named after slain
Why the conflict in Syria is still far from a solution
The Syrian conflict seems far more complicated than other scenarios in the Middle East. That has been clear since the beginning of the uprising in
UN organises Libya talks in Tunisia, making way for lasting peace
On Monday, UN opened peace talks between the warring factions of Libya. The talk was organised in the neighbouring Tunisia to prepare ground for fair
Joe Biden’s victory frightens the Ankara Government.
Sunday, 08 November, 2020. Biden’s election victory will shock Ankara, which is trying to improve relations between the United States and Turkey, which have soared
France must reconsider its foreign policy for Middle East
Once a crucial player in the Middle East, France is witnessing a diminishing role in the region, particularly after its foreign policy failures in Libya,
Qatar Airways, Australia Incident is just the last of a long series
The Qatari leadership has said it regrets any distress or infringement on the personal freedom of any traveler caused by a decision to conduct compulsory