- 11 January, 2026
Iran, Turkey at loggerheads over Erdogan’s poem in Azerbaijan
Iran and Turkey have a long history of conflict. Despite the fact that the two countries have been cooperating on many issues, new conflicts are
Turkish regime seeks to isolate Israel through ‘reconciliation’
Israeli-Turkish relations have become increasingly volatile, sometimes reaching complex level. Their differences change as tensions in the Middle East become more acute. Turkey has downgraded
Iran ready to return to JCPOA, Rouhani said
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that Iran is ready to return “at any time” to full compliance with the commitments made to the
Erdogan will focus on reforming the Domestic Policy after Biden’s election
Erdogan’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has long ruled Turkey.For some time, it has emerged that Erdogan’s dictatorship and political intransigence have led to
Threats to the peace process in Libya
The United Nations announced yesterday that it is examining the “worrying” reports from Libya, urging the parties to respect the ceasefire agreements to ensure the
Reports claims satellite-controlled gun operated through AI used to kill Iranian scientist
According to a recent report, latest investigations hinted that the Iranian nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, was killed through a satellite-controlled machine gun, which was powered
Erdogan offends Macron again
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues to attack in an aggressive and offensive manner the French president Emmanuel Macron. On Friday, Erdogan argued that “Macron
The real reasons for Erdogan’s next visit to Azerbaijan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit the Azerbaijan capital Baku on December 9, the Turkish presidency announced Thursday. Ankara has been Azerbaijan’s first supporter
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