- 10 January, 2025
Lebanon’s central bank will not print money to lend state: Governor
Wassim Mansouri, the acting governor of Lebanon’s central bank, has said that the central bank will not print money to lend the state. On Friday,
Sudan’s Army Chief Appears in Video Amid Ongoing Conflict
General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, the commander of the Sudanese army, has just made a major appearance in a video that the army has issued. The
Progress Made in Release of Imprisoned US Citizens in Iran
White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan recently provided an update, saying that the US is still hopeful that Iran will reach a deal allowing
Israeli Security Cabinet Convenes Following IDF Arrests of Hebron Terrorists
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant performed a situational analysis on Tuesday morning, less than 24 hours after the tragic death of 42-year-old Israeli mother Batsheva Nagari
Saudi Arabia, India sign cooperation agreement on digital economy, solidify efforts to achieve Kingdom’s Vision 2030
Seeking to enhance the two countries’ partnership in the fields of digital infrastructure, e-learning and e-health, Saudi Arabia signed a cooperation agreement on digitisation and
Lebanon’s Economic Crisis Deepens as Parliament Stalls on Crucial Legislation
Najib Mikati, the caretaker prime minister of Lebanon, delivered a harsh appeal on Thursday, pleading with the parliament to act quickly on several crucial economic
Argentina’s Far-Right Presidential Frontrunner Wants to Become Jewish
A Jew has never been president of Argentina. But after the general election in October, that idea might become more real. That’s because Javier Milei,
Russia’s Naval Operation Near Turkey Raises Stakes at NATO Frontier
Russia’s recent raid on a ship near Turkey’s coast has carried the effects of the ongoing Ukraine conflict to the Black Sea region, escalating tensions
Persistent Threat: The Resilience of the Islamic State Group in Syria, Iraq, and Beyond
The Islamic State group (IS) continues to constitute a severe and dynamic terrorist threat throughout its former strongholds in Syria, Iraq, and other locations, despite
US Asks Iran to Stop Selling Drones to Russia-Report
The Financial Times reported on Wednesday that as part of discussions on a larger unwritten agreement between Washington and Tehran to de-escalate tensions, the US