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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
The Yemen humanitarian crisis began in 2011 with political unrest, escalating into a civil war with severe humanitarian consequences. Currently, over 21 million people require urgent help, facing starvation, disease, …
Understanding the Yemen Humanitarian Crisis: A Call for Global Awareness Read More
Armenia has appointed new ambassadors to Tajikistan and the Philippines, while recalling the ambassador from Cyprus. Armen Ghevondyan will serve concurrently in Tajikistan and Suren Baghdasaryan in the Philippines, reflecting …
Armenia Appoints New Ambassadors to Tajikistan and the Philippines Read More
The British Palestinian Committee’s recent report asserts that UK military support to Israel may violate international law, alleging complicity in Israel’s actions against Palestinians. While UK arms exports continue, the …
UK Military Support to Israel Allegedly Breaches International Law Read More
Coffee Berry, an Athens-based coffee chain, has opened its first outlet in Casablanca, Morocco, expanding its presence in the MENA region. The chain is known for its specialization in beverages, …
Coffee Berry Expands Its MENA Presence with New Casablanca Outlet Read More
The UAE has delivered 700 tonnes of food aid to Somalia to assist around 150,000 individuals affected by recent floods. Ambassador Ahmed Juma Al Rumaithi emphasized the UAE’s commitment to …
UAE Sends 700 Tonnes of Food Aid to Flood Victims in Somalia Read More
An investigation by Bloomberg reported that Hossein Shamkhani, son of Iran’s former national security chief, circumvented sanctions using Dominican and EU passports. The scheme allowed him and associates to access …
Iranian Oil Baron Bypasses Sanctions with Dominican and EU Passports Read More
King Abdullah II of Jordan and Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides held a phone conversation on December 18, 2024, to discuss regional developments. The discussions focused on Syria’s political transition, the …
King Abdullah II and Cyprus President Discuss Regional Developments Read More
Amidst ongoing conflict in Lebanon, Animals Lebanon successfully rescued a lion cub, exploited for social media content, and transported her to a wildlife sanctuary in South Africa. This operation is …
Animal Rescuers Save Lion Cub from Lebanon’s Conflict and Transport Her to South Africa Read More