- 21 February, 2026
Tunisia’s political dilemma is becoming worse
Tunisia–The interior minister stated Monday that detained Tunisian ex-justice minister Noureddine Bhiri of the Islamist-inspired Ennahda party, who is refusing food and medication after being
Tunisia launches wide-ranging national consultation on reforms
Tunisia–Tunisia’s Ministry of Technology announced on Saturday that wide-ranging national consultations will contribute to the drafting of a new constitution. The exercise, which is part
Tunisia aims to reduce its deficit even as the virus and politics weigh in
Tunisia– Tunisia expects its budget deficit to shrink next year, despite the fact that the North African country is still struggling to recover from a
Iraq announces the end of the combat missions of the international coalition in its territory
Iraq–Iraq confirmed the end of the combat missions of the international coalition in its territory and the completion of the exit of its forces outside
Libya: Parliament suspends session without crisis breakthrough
Libya– Libya’s parliament suspended its session until next week on Tuesday. The Parliament did not cast a vote on any of the proposals raised on
Israel strikes Syrian port of Latakia, massive damage at the area
Syria– Several videos posted on social media showed that Israel warplanes attacked a coastal city of Latakia firing missiles. On Tuesday, the report broke out
Qatar-Turkey continue to remote control Syrian mercenaries as they aim for Afghanistan
Afghanistan– Syrian mercenaries are at the remote control of Turkish powers, which gets most of its funding from Qatar for its various endeavors. The two
Lebanese President Michel Aoun said that Lebanon needs ‘six to seven years’ to emerge from the crisis.
Lebanon– Aoun said in a televised interview, ‘Change is certainly coming and will happen. This change will be intellectual and practical, because we have reached
How the Iran nuclear deal is magnifying regional tensions
Iran–Iran and Israel have always been at opposite ends of the boxing ring. While Iran has been bolstering to establish itself as a nuclear power,
Tunisia’s ex-president sentenced to four years in prison
Tunisia– On Wednesday, a Tunisian court sentenced former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki, in absentia, to four years in prison after he was convicted of assaulting