- 17 November, 2024
The war in Syria is not over
According to Syrian civilian sources, an explosion near a bus station in Al-Bab City, 40 kilometers from Aleppo, killed 21 people and injured 96 others.
Libya: Despite scepticism, the oil agreement convinces the International community
Russia is satisfied, Turkey agrees, the United States approves with reservations, the United Nations is silent. These are the reactions of the main international actors
Enemy or friends,terrorists or rebels? Who are the Syrians fighting for Erdogan?
In addition to protecting their sources, a journalist has a duty not to get too attached to them. Staying disengaged and adopting a less emotional
Hassan Nasrallah Denies Israel’s Allegation of Hezbollah Having a Secret ‘Arms Depot’ in Beirut
On Tuesday, while speaking in a virtual message to the 75th United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleged that Hezbollah was hiding a
After Syria and Libya, Erdogan’s jihadists arrive in Azerbaijan
After Rojava and Libya, the Sultan of Ankara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, moves his cutthroat militias to the Caucasus, which has become the new battleground between
Uncertainties plague Libya’s new push for oil exports
The country’s warring factions are desperate enough for oil revenues that they have come together to strike a deal to commence exports. But challenges remain.
Why Erdogan’s Turkey is a threat to Europe
In the height of summer, France and Turkey entered a new ice age. Relations between the two countries have always been rather cold, but in
Why Mohamed Al-Tuwaijriis the perfect candidate to lead WTO
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has appointed the Counsellor to the Royal Court, Muhammad bin Mazyad Al-Tuwaijri, to run for the position of Director-General of
Libya: after Serraj, what next?
The total-betting on who will take the place of Fayez al-Serraj has begun since the premier anticipated in a speech to the nation, Wednesday 16
Hezbollah accused of stocking up ammonium nitrate and weapons across Europe by US State department
US State Department has accused Hezbollah of stockpiling caches of weapons and ammonium nitrate across Europe. The department has alleged that the stocks are planned