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The U.S. has unblocked $95 million in military aid to Lebanon, viewed as a confidence boost for the country’s new political direction and its efforts against Hezbollah. This aid is …
U.S. Military Aid to Lebanon: A Strategic Endorsement of Political Change Read More
Sudan has filed a case against the UAE at the ICJ, alleging its complicity in genocide against the Masalit community. The application points to violations of the Genocide Convention, claiming …
Sudan Files Case Against UAE at ICJ for Alleged Genocide Complicity Read More
Sudan has initiated proceedings against the UAE at the ICJ for alleged complicity in genocide against the Masalit community, citing violations of the Genocide Convention and the support given to …
Sudan Files Case Against UAE at ICJ Over Alleged Genocide Complicity Read More
Anneliese Dodds, the UK’s development minister, resigned after significant cuts to international aid were announced, affecting crucial programs in Gaza and Sudan. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s plan to increase defense …
UK Development Minister Resigns Over Aid Cuts Affecting Gaza and Sudan Read More
Israel’s outgoing military chief, Herzi Halevi, has voiced serious concerns about Egypt possibly turning into a security threat due to its military capabilities. He emphasized Egypt’s extensive army and advanced …
Israeli Military Chief Expresses Concerns Over Egyptian Security Dynamics Read More
Saudi Arabia hosted contentious U.S.-Russia discussions on Ukraine, aiming to boost its diplomatic status. The talks enhanced U.S. understanding of Russia’s stance but excluded Ukraine, prompting criticism from its leadership. …
Saudi Arabia Hosts Contentious U.S.-Russia Talks on Ukraine Read More
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan rejected France’s proposal to deploy troops at the Syrian border, citing attempts to align with US interests. Tensions are rising as Turkey opposes the SDF, …
Turkey Rejects French Troop Proposal, Escalates Tensions Over Syria Read More
Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani visited Doha, urging the U.S. to lift sanctions hindering Syria’s recovery. He discussed future cooperation with Qatari leaders and outlined a revitalization plan for Syrian …
Syria’s Foreign Minister Appeals to US for Sanction Relief During Doha Visit Read More
Turkey’s Foreign Minister has urged for the immediate lifting of sanctions on Syria to support the country’s recovery after years of conflict, emphasizing the role of the international community. Turkey …
Turkey Urges Immediate Lifting of Syria Sanctions to Aid Recovery Read MoreAt COP29, Saudi Arabia is actively working to obstruct a renewal of the pledge to transition away from fossil fuels, despite having previously accepted COP28’s commitment. Reports indicate that Saudi …
Saudi Arabia’s Resistance to Fossil Fuel Transition at COP29 Read More