- 22 February, 2026
Iran violations may amount to crimes against humanity: UN expert
On Monday, a UN-appointed expert testified before the Human Rights Council, detailing recent breaches by the Iranian regime that may constitute crimes against humanity, including
Groups in Sudan concur to establish a transitional administration
According to Khalid Omar Yousif, a representative for the political settlement’s signatories, Sudan’s political factions have decided to establish a new transitional administration on April
After Months Of Political Deadlock, Turkey’s Erdogan Backs Finland’s NATO Bid
After months of political deadlock over the Nordic countries’ drive to join NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization), the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has
Israeli former PM calls on world leaders to avoid Benjamin Netanyahu
The former prime minister of Israel urged other world leaders to avoid Benjamin Netanyahu as he pushes ahead with his plan to overhaul the legal
Israel’s situation worsens as Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a judicial compromise
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promptly rejected a compromise proposal on Wednesday that was intended to end the impasse over his ambitions to reform the
EU wants to have stronger energy relations with Algeria
The European Union’s foreign policy leader Josep Borrell on Monday during a visit to Algeria called for increased energy cooperation with Africa’s top gas exporter
Israeli friends of Netanyahu push on with law reform
The Israeli parliament on Monday adopted a bill that would make it harder to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the corruption charges against him,
Syria’s diplomatic relations to be restored by Tunisia’s Saied
The latest indication that full diplomatic contacts with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad may be about to resume is the Friday statement by
Netanyahu flown to airport after demonstrators block road
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was unable to drive to the nation’s primary international airport on Thursday for a trip abroad and had to be
Turkey: Women in Istanbul defy ban on protests, get tear-gassed
Thousands of women defied a ban on protests on International Women’s Day, 8 March, and rallied in Istanbul, a major city in Turkey, before police