- 5 December, 2025
Iran announces the resumption of nuclear talks in Wien
Iran–Iran has agreed to resume negotiations in Vienna on its nuclear program, starting in November. The chief negotiator, and deputy foreign minister, Ali Bagheri Kani,
Libya will not be divided, Prime Minister Dbeibah says
Libya–The Prime Minister of the Libyan Government of National Unity, Abdel Hamid al-Dbeibah, addressed a speech to the Libyan people in the historical eastern region
Turkey, Erdogan expels 10 ambassadors. Sassoli: “Authoritarian drift”
Turkey–The ten Western ambassadors in Turkey who had signed an appeal to release the anti-Erdogan philanthropist Osman Kavala, detained for over four years, will be
US-EU trade tensions likely to heighten as Trump administration considers imposing $3.1bn worth new tariff
On Tuesday, the United States issued a list of goods which would soon come under the new tariff radar, as Trump administration has been contemplating….
Turkey threatens Morocco by supporting Sahrawi separatist groups
Several media outlets pro-Muslim Brotherhood, linked to Qatar, announced that Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet shortly the King Mohammed VI of Morocco….
Lebanon to hold elections next year in March amid the economic crisis
Lebanon– Lebanon’s parliament has voted to set a date of March 27 next year to hold a parliamentary election. They have decided the date ahead
Libyan Foreign Minister announces the Ministerial conference for stability
Libya– Libyan Foreign Minister Najla al Mangoush announced the details of the initiative for the stability of Libya, stressing that the capital, Tripoli, will host
Iran Agrees To Resume Talks With 4+1 Group In Brussels
Iran–Iranian leaders are probably coming on a common footing with the rest of the world, when it comes to the 2015 Nuclear Deal. This week,
Clashes in Beirut: Amal and Hezbollah challenge the judge of the port explosion investigation
Lebanon–At least six people have been killed and thirty injured by gunshots that went off during a protest in Beirut by supporters of the Shiite
Lebanon sees no end to its political woes
Lebanon– There is no end to the political turmoil of Lebanon despite international pressure and interim formation of the government. The leaders are succumbing to