- 4 May, 2025
Lebanese Christmas Celebrations Overshadowed by Presidential Anticipation
Lebanese Christians celebrate Christmas with renewed hope that a new president will be elected on January 9. Lebanon has not had a president for two
Journalist Austin Tice Still Believed to Be Alive, Says US Group
Hostage Aid Worldwide announced on Tuesday that they believe journalist Austin Tice who disappeared in Syria in 2012 is still alive. Hostage Aid Worldwide is
“No, He’s Not Taking the Presidency” – Trump on Elon Musk and 2024 Vision
Former President Donald Trump recently dismissed rumors suggesting that Elon Musk CEO of Tesla and SpaceX could act as the “de facto” President of the
Could Iran Break Its Promise and Build Nuclear Weapons? Jake Sullivan Warn
Jake Sullivan the White House National Security Adviso has raised concerns that Iran can work on its nuclear weapons projects after once it got setbacks
Can Syria’s Interim Government Overcome Past Failures?
The overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad has brought Syria into a new phase with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) rising as a significant power. Led by
Mustafa Madbouly Pauses News Conference After Feeling Unwell Amid Busy Schedule
Mustafa Madbouly the Prime Minister of Egypt was briefly interrupted during a televised news conference. This happened as he began feeling unwell. The 58-year-old prime
Morocco Announces Cryptocurrency in Collaboration with IMF & World Bank
trading. The head of central bank, Abdellatif Jouahri, announced this in a meeting. All these new rules were made with the assistance from those large
ChatGPT rolls out another hotline feature on familiar communication channels
In a major update, ChatGPT has become more accessible through a dedicated phone line: 1-800-242-8478. By dialing the US number, users can easily access the
Iranian Hijab Bill Faces Pushback Before Final Approval
Local media reported on Wednesday that Iranian lawmakers are looking to amend a bill that would impose more penalties on women who refuse to wear
Iranian-American Journalist Reza Valizadeh Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison
An Iranian court has convicted Reza Valizadeh, an Iranian- American journalist of collaborating with the hostile U.S. government and has been sentenced to 10 years