Tag: middle east
Israel to launch a ground offensive in Rafah, with a March deadline
Benny Gantz issued a warning to Hamas for releasing all Gaza hostages by March 10 which outlines Israel’s determination to maintain its security interests. In
The Pros and Cons of a China Friendship for the Middle East
China and the Middle East have been developing a friendship based on mutual interests and respect, especially in the fields of trade, energy, and infrastructure.
Iran records over 57,000 deaths and one million infections from Coronavirus
The spokesman for the Ministry of Health, Care and Medical Education in Iran, Sima Sadat Lari, announced that the coronavirus has led to 75 new
Iraq: Isis claims a double terrorist attack in Baghdad
Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, was rocked by a double suicide attack in the crowded Tayaran Square market on Thursday morning. According to police sources
US Suspected Air strikes launched pro-Iranian militants in southern Iraq
According to Iraqi media, several explosions were heard south of the Iraqi capital Bagdad. Reports say US or Israeli airstrikes may have targeted Iranian-backed militias
Houthis terror escalates humanitarian crisis in Yemen, officials accuse militia group of stealing food
Last week, the US administration designated Yemen’s Houthi group as foreign terrorist organization (FTO). The move came after series of violent attacks, and blocking and
Palestine set to hold first national elections in 15 years
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Friday announced that parliamentary and presidential elections would take place in the sovereign state later this year. Taking place for
Trump and King Mohammed VI of Morocco awarded each other medals for their “positive influence” in the Middle East
Outgoing US President Donald Trump has awarded King Mohammed VI of Morocco the Order of Merit of First Degree for his “positive influence” on the
Arrest warrants are raining on Donald Trump in the Middle East
Not only the risk of being removed from the US presidency due to the recent violent attack on the US Congress, but also problems overseas.
In Turkey students are Erdogan’s new nightmare, repression will not save “the Sultan”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has another serious problem at home. Not only the anger of the people at the economic crisis due to its