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A Tripoli criminal court has sentenced seven individuals to prison for their role in an armed group that coerced oil field workers, causing economic losses exceeding $52 billion. Six defendants …
Tripoli Court Sentences Seven for Involvement in Armed Oil Blockade Read More
Israel faces a heightened threat from Turkey, which is advancing its influence in Syria amid diminishing Iranian and Russian power. Turkey’s NATO membership and its strategic positioning amplify its role …
Israel Must Act Now to Prevent Future Conflict with Turkey Read More
Nouri Fonas, a Libyan traveler, praised Erbil’s significant development and modernization during his first visit to the city. He connected with the local culture and visited notable historical sites in …
Libyan Traveler Nouri Fonas Praises Erbil’s Transformation and Beauty Read More
Vanuatu has emerged as an attractive alternative for Indian citizens seeking quick and affordable citizenship options. The program typically requires prior residency in the UAE, with processing times of around …
Vanuatu Citizenship: An Attractive Option for Indians Seeking Quick Solutions Read More
A bipartisan group of House members has introduced legislation to redesignate Turkey as a Middle Eastern country, emphasizing its shift from Western alliances toward adversarial nations. The bill reflects concerns …
House Members Propose Redesignation of Turkey as Middle Eastern Country Read More
Cyprus commends Zimbabwe for deregistering illegal educational institutions that misled students. ZIMCHE removed several universities from its accredited list, including multiple from Cyprus and India. The University of Nicosia remains …
Cyprus Commends Zimbabwe for Blacklisting Discredited Universities Read More
Lebanon’s new government must prioritize three urgent actions: stabilize finances, implement reforms to attract donor support, and address internal administrative issues related to public service. This approach is vital for …
Urgent Actions Required by Lebanon’s New Government to Restore Stability Read More
The UN Secretary-General has announced a new initiative to hold informal talks aimed at resolving the decades-long division of Cyprus, scheduled for March 17, 2025. On Wednesday, the United Nations …
UN Secretary-General Guterres Initiates New Talks on Cyprus Division Read More
The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, has initiated informal talks aimed at resolving the longstanding conflict over Cyprus, slated for March 17, 2025. In addition, violence continues in southern Lebanon, and …
UN Secretary-General Guterres Initiates Cyprus Summit Amid Ongoing Regional Violence Read More
Iraq’s Parliament will resume sessions on March 8, focusing on key legislative measures including amendments to investment and medical laws, while introducing new proposals such as the cancellation of a …
Iraq Parliament Set to Resume with Key Legislative Agenda on March 8 Read More