- 21 February, 2026
Many Sudanese were injured during anti-coup Rallies on Monday
Sudan–According to the civilian-allied Sudanese Central Doctors Committee, at least seven protestors were shot dead by Sudanese security forces during anti-coup protests in the capital
Hezbollah, Amal to end boycott of Lebanon’s cabinet after three months of deadlock
Lebanon–The Lebanese terror group Hezbollah and Amal announced on Saturday that they would end a boycott of cabinet sessions after three months of political deadlock.
West Bank: Hundreds of Palestinians injured in confrontations with Israeli Forces
Israel– Medics and eyewitnesses reported dozens of Palestinian demonstrators were hurt on Friday amid skirmishes with Israeli forces in two cities in the northern West
Lebanon : Drivers Block Roads amid Mounting financial Crisis
Lebanon– Lebanon’s public transportation drivers shut down highways on Thursday, slowing traffic across the nation in protest of currency manipulation that has left them out
Russia yet to finalize deal on giving Iran advanced weapons
Iran–Iran and Russia have been in talks for a weaponry deal for which the Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will be visiting Russia this month itself.
Iranian health minister faces public outrage for having received an imported vaccine, contradicting his earlier claims
Iran– A group of conservative legislators in Iran’s parliament are attempting to impeach the country’s health minister, marking the first such effort against President Ebrahim
Iraq Picks Its Own From Syrian Camp
Syria– Iraqi authorities have shown clemency and have decided to repatriate almost 100 families linked to the ISIS group from a Kurdish-run camp in northern
The new Iraqi parliament holds its first session amid political differences
Iraq– On Sunday, the first session of the new Iraqi parliament started, about three months after the legislative elections, the results of which were issued
The World Bank grants Iran a loan of $90 million to help it fight COVID-19
Iran– The World Bank has agreed to grant Iran a loan of $90 million to help it curb the COVID-19 pandemic, a spokeswoman announced on
Netherlands will not be helping Palestinian NGO due to its ties with terrorist groups
Palestine– Palestine is such a tricky region at the moment that any notorious movement is immediately visible to the world. However, one cannot deny the