- 24 February, 2025
Germany, France, and Britain discuss to revive the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal
German Foreign Minister Heiko Mass met with his allies Jean-Yves Le Drian and Dominic Raab in Berlin for discussions to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear
Iran-US tensions might flare up as IRGC upgrades itself to a multi-purpose warship
On Thursday, Iran’s elite wing of armed forces, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps disclosed to the world its new multi-purpose warship. The vessel, named after slain
Trump asks for alternatives to strike Iran nuclear site, but later abort the plan
On Monday, President Donald Trump asked for alternatives to strike Iran’s nuclear site a week ago but later decided not to take the stride, a
Are Israel and the United States planning to attack Iran?
Iran and Israel have a long history of animosity. Not only the two sides in the conflict, but the United States is the third largest
Donald Trump’s shocking abandonment of leadership comes as coronavirus surges in the US
During the election campaign President Donald Trump guaranteed that the “phony news media” decided to zero in on Covid-19 to harm his campaign, predicting that
Russia and China chose to remain silent on Biden’s US presidential victory
On Saturday, as Joe Biden was announced the next US president, greetings and congratulations poured from world leaders, but Russia, China, and a few nations
Joe Biden’s victory frightens the Ankara Government.
Sunday, 08 November, 2020. Biden’s election victory will shock Ankara, which is trying to improve relations between the United States and Turkey, which have soared
US Impose sanctions on Lebanese top officials, including Gebran Bassil ‘for corruption’.
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on prominent Lebanese politician and key ally Hezbollah, an extremist group and an Iranian-backed political party, over allegations
Civil conflict in Ethiopia: PM launches airstrikes in Tigray region
Civil conflict is looming in Ethiopia with escalating situation as the country’s air force carried out airstrikes in the agitated Tigray region. Prime Minister Abiy
Assad blames Lebanese banking system for loss of millions of dollars deposited by Syrian people
Syrian President Bashar al Assad blamed Lebanese banking systems’ current restrictions which made many Syrians lose access to their money deposited in them. Syria, which