- 4 March, 2025
Lebanon MPs fail to fill vacant presidency again
Despite the worsening effects of the political impasse on the nation’s economic troubles, Lebanon’s attempt to elect a new president failed for the eighth time
World Cup in Qatar reportedly brought in millions of dollars for Taliban
According to a report released on Friday, the Taliban made millions of dollars from the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Since US soldiers left Afghanistan
Iranian artists call for boycott of arts organizations linked to Tehran regime
The foreign community has been urged in a statement by a number of Iranian artists to quit collaborating with cultural groups that have ties to
Egypt, Turkiye to re-appoint ambassadors soon
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu stated on Monday that Egypt and Turkey may mutually re-appoint ambassadors and restore full diplomatic relations “in coming months.” As
Algeria court sentences many to death over forest fire lynching
According to official media, a court in Algeria has sentenced 49 individuals to death for the lynching of a man who was wrongfully accused of
Yemen conflict won’t settle through violence: UN
According to the UN special envoy for Yemen, on Tuesday, any attempt to resolve the crisis in the nation through violence is “unhelpful,” and the
Iran planning expansion of uranium capacity – UN nuclear watchdog
The United Nations (UN) nuclear watchdog has confirmed that the Islamic Republic of Iran is enriching uranium to 60% at the Fordow nuclear site. The
Palestine has legal right to become state member of UN: Riyad Mansour
According to Riyad Mansour, the Palestinian ambassador to the UN, granting Palestine full state membership status would be a “realistic” move that might assist maintain
Is Turkey gearing for a new military operation in Syria?
Back in June, Erdogan announced a new Turkish military operation that would target regions of the Syrian-Turkish border controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF),
Lebanese Bassil leaves door open for presidency bid
Senior Lebanese politician Gebran Bassil stated on Thursday that he was trying to identify a middle-ground candidate for the presidency who could drive through important