- 3 December, 2020
More demonstrations in Iraq, clashes and victims
Thousands of Iraqis took to the streets in the southern Iraqi city of Nassiriya after a citizen died of injuries sustained in clashes last week
War crimes report overthrows 13 Australian soldiers
The Australian military has announced the deportation of 13 soldiers, following a report on their practices in Afghanistan that could constitute “war crimes.” Army commander
Erdogan lose another historic ally
A long-time ally and political adviser of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on Tuesday, after politicians and media viciously attacked him
Netanyahu tells Joe Biden not to return to Iran nuclear deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sent a clear message to US President-elect Joe Biden on Sunday that he will not return to the 2015
A deadly future for Qatar real estate
The coronavirus health emergency is putting a strain on the economies of every country worldwide. After numerous reports denouncing the falsification of the numbers of
Iraq – Saudi Arabia border crossing reopens after 30 years
On Wednesday, Iraq and Saudi Arabia re-opened the Arar border crossing for trade for the first time in 30 years, according to the Iraqi Border
Opposition parties plans to postpone elections to end President Farmaajo’s legal immunity
Opposition presidential candidates in Somalia are expected to oppose all government-appointed election commissions and are feared to come up with plans to suspend them or
Nagorno Karabakh, Armenian Foreign Minister sacked amid protests
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan fired his foreign minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan on Monday, as thousands of people took part in a new demonstration against the
Anastasiades calls Erdogan’s Northern Cyprus visit illegal and secessionist
On Sunday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made a controversial visit to Northern Cyprus to mark his support for the separation of island territory from
Expert says Turkey and Iran are huge failures in the new Middle East order
The ongoing normalization of relations among Israel, Bahrain, and the UAE could well set up the ground for resolving the Palestinian-Israeli clash. Though, according to