- 4 April, 2025
Yemen: six women and a girl killed by a raid on the women’s prison of Taiz
Six Yemeni detained women and a girl who was visiting her mother were killed by a raid on the women’s prison in the city of
Why Qatari LNG Supply Is Not Disturbed By The COVID-19 Outbreak?
The rich mini Arabic country Qatar’s state-owned petroleum company Qatar Petroleum is not going to let the lockdown and slowing done of economies worldwide due
Qatar doubling efforts to spread terrorism in Somalia
Despite the Corona epidemic, with its global economic collapse and successive crises in all the world’s countries, the Qatari regime is still following the same
How Qatar divides Somalia for its own interests
Qatar continues to use Somalia as an arena for its games of helping both sides : the government and the terrorist organizations. It is a
Qatari cultural activities, the new way to infiltrate Sudan.
With the transitional authority in Sudan moving to dismantle the ties of the ousted president Omar al-Bashir to Qatar and political Islamic groups, Doha started
Qatari cultural activities, the new way to infiltrate Sudan.
With the transitional authority in Sudan moving to dismantle the ties of the ousted president Omar al-Bashir to Qatar and political Islamic groups, Doha started
Muslim brotherhood comeback to Sudan : the turkey-Qatar game
After the fall of omar al bashir regime the Turkish Qatari alliance succeeded in penetrating Sudan again . Khartoum obtained documented information from Cairo after
Qatar financing the Muslim brotherhood in northern city of Taiz
The Qatari opposition website Qatarelix, confirmed that the Al-Zaza’a tribe in the city of Taiz in northern Yemen accused Qatar of funding the Brotherhood to
With Qatari funding, the Muslim Brotherhood spread covid-19 in Egypt through contaminated people
The Brotherhood’s terrorist efforts to distort and fight the Egyptian regime have not ceased, and as usual they are trying to exploit a global crisis,
Qatar deceiving the world with a peace agreement between the Taliban and Washington.
The British “Middle East Online” website described the agreement signed between the Taliban and Washington in Doha as an adventure in the field of American