- 21 February, 2026
Women at work revolution in Saudi Arabia by Mohammed bin Salman
Saudi arabia– Thousands of women go to work every day across Saudi Arabia – a phenomenon unimaginable only five years ago but have become common.
Is monarchy weakening the administrative strength of Jordan?
Jordan–With the increasing need to get democracy as the world order, Jordan has been contemplating the ruling. On Sunday, Jordan’s parliament suggested 30 constitutional changes
Ethiopian PM Enters Battleground To Secure Peace For Nation
Ethiopia– The Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed has released a video with him dressed in a military outfit vowing revenge and action in words like “bury
Crashed nuclear deal talks with Tehran: IAEA fails to gain access to nuclear sites in Iran
Iran–In a development that will seriously impact restoration of Iran nuclear deal, United Nations nuclear watchdog said it had failed to reach a deal with
Egypt comes in support of agreement to end Sudan’s political crisis
Sudan–Several countries have stressed on Sudanese officials to take necessary action to end the ongoing political turmoil in the nation. It was only recently that
One month before the elections, the UN envoy to Libya Jan Kubis resigns
Libya–A few days before the presidential elections on December 24, UN envoy to Libya Jan Kubis has submitted his resignation. For months, the diplomat and
Established Political Parties Happy With Beirut Bar Association Control Again
Lebanon–Anti-government protests rock Beirut roads as Lebanese lawyers took to the roads. Established political parties that were prominent seemed to have taken over the Beirut
Sudan’s reinstated Prime Minister, Hamdok, has resumed his duties
Sudan’s reinstated prime minister, Abdalla Hamdok, indicated on Monday that he will be able to establish an independent cabinet. His remarks came a day after
Sudan Back On Track To Civil Governance As Citizens Continue To Protest New Truce
Sudan– Civil rule is being restored in Sudan again. According to confirmed reports, Sudan’s top general Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan (L) and PM Abdalla Hamdok have
Tehran is nearing a “tipping point” to revive the nuclear deal, US envoy to Teheran says
Iran–Tehran is nearing a “tipping point” to revive the nuclear deal after increasing its enriched uranium stocks before this month’s talks. According to Agence France-Presse,