- 13 November, 2026
Major Victory As 1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Gets Green Signal
Iran has granted access to International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to inspect two former nuclear sites which are “suspected” to be still having outstanding
Libya: Al-Serraj’s speech does not convince the demonstrators
The televised speech last night by the Libyan President of the Council of the Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez Al-Sarraj, failed to calm the
How and Why the US left isolated by countries opposing its move to snap back UN sanctions on Iran – An Insight
US isolation has reached new heights at global stage as countries have openly opposed its move through formal letters to snap back the UN sanctions
Qatar forcibly deports Yemeni woman and her baby
In a video on Twitter, a woman accused the Qatari government of trying to forcibly return her and her child to her home country of
Millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency meant to fund international terrorism seized in the US
The United States Justice Department affirmed it had seized millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency meant to fund international terrorism, including jihadi groups such as
Turkey’s latest provocation: a ship exploring Greek waters
Turkey has sent a ship to explore the waters in a disputed area of the eastern Mediterranean at the Greek border. The Ankara’s survey ship
Beirut explosion: Ammonium nitrate, what is it and why is used by extremists
Ammonium nitrate is “good” and useful for making fertilizers. But it becomes “bad” when mixed with other substances. And even more lethal if it comes
Why Turkish intervention in Libya damages Italy in particular?
While the Turks and mercenaries sent by the Sultan Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Libya are doing good and bad weather, Italy seems to have no
Unaoil bribery case: Executives involved fall like dominoes, Whiteley sentenced for three years
On Thursday, a former senior executive of Monaco-based oil consultancy, Unaoil, was convicted in a multi-million-dollar bribery case and sentenced for three years. Stephen Whiteley,
Why should Europe stop funding the Libyan Coast Guard?
Europe, and Italy in particular, continue to finance the Libyan Coast Guard, prolonging the suffering and becoming complicit in the death of migrants and refugees