- 5 February, 2025
Iran Exit From Iraq Depends On High Election Turnout: A Report
Iraq– Iran is not calling the shots in Iraq anymore; reports pour in as a unanimous backlash against Tehran is pouring onto the social media.
Security Council Unsure On Overhaul In Libya; Extends UNSMIL Mandate Till 2022
Libya– The UN Security council has had to extend the Libyan mandate once again till January 2022. While the overhaul is receiving support from member
Libya: Consultations between Parliament and the High Council to start today in Rabat
Libya– Negotiations between representatives of the Libyan High Council of State (HCS) and the Parliament, the Tobruk House of Representatives (HoR), began today, Thursday 30
Tunisian FM Jerandi Defends Saied Action In UN General Assembly
Tunisia– According to the Tunisian Foreign Minister, a suspension of the Parliament had become imperative to save Tunisia from repeatedly growing threats to the country.
Iraq, 312 MPs ask for the normalization of relations with Israel
“We ask to adhere to the Abraham Agreements.” A year after the establishment of diplomatic relations between Israel and other Arab countries, a significant voice
The Syrian regime storms Saraqib and withdraws after a counter-attack.
The last, the fourth conviction of this kind, took place last July 22, in Hamburg: Omaima A., affiliated with Daesh and repatriated, had four years
Taliban nominates Suhail Shaheen as Afghanistan’s new ambassador to the UN
The Taliban have written to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres nominating their spokesman Suhail Shaheen as Afghanistan’s new ambassador to the UN. They have also been urged
Lebanon: Parliament gives confidence to the new Mikati government
On Monday, the National Assembly of Lebanon, the single-chamber parliament, voted the trust to the new government (with 85 votes out of 100) led by
Political shift as tensions in Moroccan-Algerian relations rise
Amidst the chaotic and unstable environment Rabat, the capital of Morocco has tactfully and gradually advanced its influence in continental politics, despite Algerian attempts to