- 20 February, 2026
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
Egypt and Sudan resumes Dam talks after UN urges
With concern to Dam, the UN Security Council urged Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan to start over African Union-led talks and reach a conclusion within a
Why is Sudan’s Darfur region still the land for violence and regional threats?
The recent meeting of the Sudanese officials with the UN council showed optimism on the part of the developmental processes in the country but the
Borrell confirmed EU support to Kais Saied in protecting democracy in Tunisia
The EU High Representative for Foreign Policy, Josep Borrell, conducted a visit to Tunisia last week. He met with President Kaïs Saïed, to whom he
Qatar behind sophisticated social media coverage of Taliban in recent days
There are various news websites/channels that have projected strong opinions on Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan and which countries have come out in support of Taliban
Morocco’s king names billionaire Akhannouch to lead government
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI on Friday appointed businessman Aziz Akhannouch as the prime minister and asked him to lead a new government in the North