- 11 April, 2025
Palestinian Authority Is Serious About Full UN Membership
Palestine– While there are chances that America might block the move, the Palestinian Authority (PA) is determined to becoming a full member of the United
Saudi reaffirms full support for the stability of Yemen
Saudi arabia–The Saudi Cabinet reiterated its unequivocal support on Tuesday for all measures that might contribute to ensuring the security and stability of Yemen and
Who Is Kenya Going To Select For Its Next PM?
Kenya– Kenya is looking forward to some new leadership, but it is not going to be an easy decision to make for the country. The
Chad Rebels Agree To Participation In Peace Talks With Doha Mediation
Qatar–Ahead of the national dialogue, Chad’s transitional authorities and rebel groups have finally decided to sign a peace agreement in Doha, Qatar. Dialogue will start
Thousands Attend Mass Prayer In Show Of Force By Iraq Cleric Sadr
Iraq–Thousands of people attended mass prayers on Friday in Baghdad’s Green Zone in a show of force by Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr after his
South Sudan Leadership Salva Kiir Defers Elections, Again!
Sudan– South Sudan has yet again postponed elections for another two years, swashing the hopes for legitimate democratic rule. The current transitional government will remain
Why Overdone Military Spending Has Been A Bad Economic Policy?
Egypt–A military driven Egyptian economy has already gone the wrong route and this would be difficult to traverse for a new leadership. But more than
Iraq: Al-Sadr demands dissolution of parliament, early vote
Iraq– Influential Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr demanded the dissolution of parliament and called for early elections on Wednesday. He also urged his supporters to continue
Al Sadr Loyalists Asked to Vacate Parliament But Not The Green Zone
Iraq–The high security Green Zone doesn’t seem that well protected after all. After repeatedly being invaded by the supporters of the Iraqi cleric Moqtada Sadr,
Jordanian Ministry Of Labor Disappears Overnight
Jordan–In an attempt to overhaul the public sector, the Jordanian government has decided to scrap the Ministry of Labour and also merge six other ministries