- 5 December, 2025
UN Official Stresses Priority To Hold Elections In Libya; Dbeibeh Seeks To Tighten Control Over Tripoli
Libya–Stephanie Williams, the adviser to the United Nations secretary-general for Libya, on Friday urged Libya to hold general elections as soon as possible. During a
Easing tensions with Lebanon prompt Yemen, Kuwait and Saudi envoys to return
Lebanon–The relations that went sour last year between Lebanon and other Gulf nations are showing signs of easing. This has prompted ambassadors of Saudi Arabia,
Tunisia: President Saied plans to reform the legislative voting method before elections
Tunisia–Tunisian President Kais Saied has proposed additional modifications to parliamentary voting in the upcoming December elections. Saied said on Wednesday that the election will be
Importance of the nuclear deal between Iran and the United States
Iran–For over a year, the United States has been looking to restore the nuclear pact with Iran but many still fail to understand the recent
The United States Reiterates Support For Tunisia To Complete Political Transition
Tunisia– Tunisian Prime Minister Najla Bouden held talks on Monday with the United States (US) Ambassador to Tunis, Donald Blome, about the political transition of
Deputy Prime Minister states that Lebanon is bankrupt
Lebanon–According to Deputy Prime Minister Saadeh al-Shami, Lebanon’s state and central bank are both bankrupt. “The state, like the Banque du Liban, has gone bankrupt,
Tensions between Israel and Palestine have risen as three Palestinians were killed by Israeli soldiers in a fire fight in the West Bank
Israel–According to authorities, three Palestinian terrorists were killed by Israeli troops in a gunfight early Saturday in the occupied West Bank, sparking worries of further
Bashagha expected to be in Tripoli over the next several days
Libya–Fathi Bashagha, the Libyan Prime Minister-designate who was selected by the Tobruk-based House of Representatives (HoR) early in March, said in a Reuters interview in
German MP calls out Qatar in the parliament for its support to terrorism
Germany–Slow but with surety, European nations have started acknowledging the activities of Qatar with the middle eastern territory as well as outside of it. Germany
Tunisia: Kais Saied slams “illegal” meetings of Parliament
Tunisia–The President of Tunisia, Kais Saied, has slammed “illegal” meetings of parliament, which he suspended last July. He described the planned virtual sessions as “illegal”