- 21 February, 2026
Biden’s Upcoming Visit to the Middle East
United States–US President Joe Biden’s trip to the Middle East has been made plain after weeks of uncertainty: a visit to Israel as well as
UK-GCC trade deal could be completed in a year
United Kingdom–In the most recent round of negotiations geared at bolstering its links outside the EU following its leaving, the UK has begun discussions on
EU Top Diplomat Visits Iran In Bid To Revive Nuclear Talks
Iran– European Union (EU) foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, visits Iran to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. Borell is on a two-day visit to
Bahrain to diversify its economy via cloud computing
Bahrain– According to a representative of the Economic Development Board, Bahrain is in advanced negotiations for investment deals with cloud computing firms from the United
Turkish Embrace To Kingdom Widely Criticized As Murder Of Human Rights
Turkey–Prince Mohammed Bin salman has made his first trip to Turkey after the unfortunate death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018. This breaks the ice
Why Is Israel Headed To Its 5th Election In 3 Years?
Israel– Israel is heading towards the fifth election in 3 years. The upcoming election could set a stage for the return of the former Prime
FTA To Be Signed Between UK and GCC Countries Soon
United Kingdom–UK is working to build its trade relations stronger with the Gulf Cooperation Council countries (GCC). As the business between the countries stands at
Crown prince visit Jordan to promote Arab unity and economic cooperation
Jordan– According to former Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister Mamdouh Al-Abadi, the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Jordan will strengthen the economic and
Top 5 Female Politicians In Libya You Should Know About
Libya–The participation of women in Libya’s cabinet is less. Libyans are often receptive to having women in government. Although Libyan women played a key role
Iraq stands at dangerous crossroads following resignations of Sadrists
Iraq–Iraq has not seen political or security stability since the fall of Baghdad’s dictatorial Baathist dictatorship in 2003. Instead of constructing an institutional structure that