- 5 April, 2025
UNIFIL Gets An Extension To Maintain Peacekeeping Activities In Lebanon
Lebanon–It is good news for Lebanon as its request for the extension of Resolution 2650 towards the extension of the UNIFIL till 31 August 2023.
Saudi Arabia’s economy to grow the quickest
Saudi arabia– In 2022, Saudi Arabia’s economy will be among those with the quickest growth. The kingdom will expand considerably more quickly than the struggling
Iraqi PM Threatens To Quit As Political Crisis Deepens
Iraq–The prime minister of Iraq, Mustafa al-Kadhimi, has threatened to quit if the complicated political stand-off in the country remains. He reportedly said he will
Can Turkey Bring Assad and Syrian Opposition On A Common Ground Of Dialogue?
Syria–It is not something which can be written on paper, signed across a dotted line, and be done with. The hurt, animosity, and anger that
The Top Religious Person In Lebanon Left Insulted By Iranian Ambassador
Lebanon–Lebanon’s Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdel Latif Derian seems to have been getting upset over statements that have been made which according to him, seem like
Supported By Huge Voting Exercise Sudanese Journalist Organise Themselves In A Union
Sudan–Sudan has been through its own ups and downs, but the best part is that it has not bowed down to submission. Its media fraternity
Morocco Enraged With Tunisian Interference Calls Back Ambassador
Morocco–Morocco has recalled their Ambassador to Tunisia after the Tunisian President Kais Saied received the head of a movement seeking independence for the Sahara region.
Russia and Saudi Arabia battle for oil market share in Asia
Saudi arabia– Russian oil is now up against fierce competition after months of rising volumes of its crude oil and petroleum products travelling to Asian
Palestinians Killed Is Nothing Less Than Modern Day War Crime
Palestine–War crimes are becoming evident and common place even today. The mass massacre in Gaza of Palestine has also been seen as one of these.
Turkey Treads Carefully Into Syria
Turkey– As Syria refuses to budge on Turkish interference, the latter’s plans to make things work have now come to a point that the Turkish