- 11 January, 2025
Greece Neglects Educational Rights of Minority Ethnic Turk Population
In the region of Western Thrace, Greece, the minority Turk community finds itself grappling with neglect and an alarming lack of attention towards their educational
Yemen Protests: Demands for Economic Solutions and Accountability
Aden City, Yemen’s temporary capital, has been overtaken by massive demonstrations as residents call for immediate action to solve the nation’s catastrophic economic situation. Demonstrators
UN’s High Commissioner Allegedly Removed Israel’s Violations Against Palestinians’ Human Rights
The UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk is under fire for allegedly removing examples of rights abuses by Israel of the Palestinian people.
Judiciary Shake-up in Israel Unlikely to Rattle Robust US Military Ties
The Biden administration is adamant to continue relations, especially military ties, with Israel despite the Benjamin Netanyahu-led government overhauling the country’s judiciary. U.S President Joe
In Volatile West Bank, Israeli Military Kills 3 Palestinian Gunmen
In one of the most violent periods of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in recent years, the Israeli military claimed on Tuesday that it had shot and
Turkey’s Crucial Role in Alleviating the Middle East’s Food Crisis
The Black Sea grain initiative has played a significant role in the Middle East, avoiding a catastrophic food crisis since Russia invaded Ukraine 500 days
India and Saudi Arabia Major Buyers of Russian Oil: Report
Western sanctions pushed Russian oil and gas producers to look elsewhere for customers. India and Saudi Arabia emerged as major buyers. Russia has been offering
US Deploys Additional Warships and Marines to the Middle East Amid Rising Tensions with Iran
The United States has taken considerable steps to strengthen security in the Middle East in reaction to recent Iranian attempts to seize commercial ships close
Israel MPs prepare divisive bill for final votes amid protests
Israel’s parliament has adopted a key clause of the controversial judicial reforms that would limit the oversight powers of the Supreme Court. Also Read – Lebanon
Funding Crisis Forces Reduction in Aid for Syrian Refugees in Jordan
The 120,000 Syrian refugees residing in the Zaatari and Azraq camps in Jordan will receive reduced monthly monetary assistance, the World Food Programme (WFP) stated