- 21 December, 2025
Libya, the return of Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi?
Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the colonel Muammar killed in 2011,unexpectedly return on the scene with an extended interview with the New York Times…
Armenia-Azerbaijan, new clashes on the border
Azerbaijan and Armenia accepted the Russian-mediated ceasefire, which ended the early morning clashes on the border between the two Caucasian countries that resulted in the…
Why Is China Expanding Its Missile Silo Capabilities?
Despite the world moving towards environmental concerns and global warming, there are nations busy massing up nuclear warheads. Satellite imagery collected by US agencies states…
China blames US for stalemate in ties
China, on Monday, blamed the United States for a “stalemate” in two-way ties, accusing the latter of creating an “imaginary enemy” – setting a confrontational…
Taliban control 90% of Afghanistan’s borders. Kabul Defense Ministry: “It’s an absolute lie”
“The borders with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Iran are under our control,” ZabioullaMoudjakhed, a representative of the rebels, told the Russian news agency Ria Novosti.…
Covid, the delta variant in Morocco increases infections tenfold in less than a month
Covid-19 infections in Morocco are growing at a rapid pace. The shift from 288 cases on June 21 to 2,853 on July 17 describes a…
Syria: President Bashar al-Assad sworn-in for fourth term
President Bashar al-Assad on Saturday took oath to the office for a fourth term. As per Syrian officials, Assad won a thumping victory with 95…
Syria, in new violation of the truce, at least 9 civilians die in Idlib
The daily al-Araby al-Jadeed reported that at least nine civilians, including children, lost their lives on Thursday, July 15, following attacks perpetrated by the forces…
Turkey, Israel hold talks, discuss ways to improve ties: Report
Turkey and Israel have agreed on working together to improve their tensed relations, according to Turkey’s ruling AKP Party (Justice and Development Party). This development…
Turkish forces are no exception and cannot be present in Libya, US State Department says
The US State Department’s regional spokesman for the Middle East and North Africa, Samuel Wahlberg, stressed that Washington could not consider Turkish forces in Libya…