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UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed condemned Israeli military actions targeting Iran during a phone call with Iran’s Abbas Araghchi. He stressed that diplomacy and respect for sovereignty are crucial …
UAE Foreign Minister Condemns Israeli Targeting of Iran and Calls for Restraint Read More
Libya’s eastern government may declare a force majeure on oil fields and ports due to repeated assaults on the National Oil Corporation. This government is not internationally recognized but controls …
Libya’s East Government May Declare Force Majeure on Oil Fields and Ports Read More
Daniel Noboa was sworn in as President of Ecuador, reaffirming his commitment to a ‘war’ on crime, increased trade openness, and investment in the energy sector. He won the recent …
Ecuador’s President Noboa Sworn in: A Focus on Crime, Trade, and Energy Read More
Iran and the U.S. are set for a possible fourth round of nuclear talks in Oman, with indications that discussions may occur on May 11. An Iranian media outlet reported …
Iran-U.S. Nuclear Talks Expected to Resume This Weekend in Oman Read More
Incumbent President Daniel Noboa won the presidential runoff in Ecuador with 56% of the vote against Luisa Gonzalez’s 44%. His victory is attributed to public support for his “iron fist” …
Daniel Noboa Secures Presidential Victory in Ecuador Amidst Violence Crisis Read More
Ecuadorian voters engage in a tightly contested presidential runoff between security hawk Daniel Noboa and leftist Luisa Gonzalez, who seeks to be the first female president. The election is influenced …
Ecuador Votes in a Critical Presidential Runoff Election Read More
Ecuador’s presidential election pits incumbent Daniel Noboa against challenger Luisa Gonzalez, focusing on job creation and crime. Campaigns concluded with calls for female voter engagement and concerns over rising violence. …
Ecuador’s Presidential Hopefuls Make Final Appeals to Voters Before Election Read More
The March 13 oil spill in Ecuador dumped over 25,000 barrels of crude oil into the environment, severely impacting local communities and ecosystems. Despite government attempts to downplay the situation, …
Ecuador’s Oil Disaster: Communities Unite Against Future Threats Read More
Ecuador has finalized an FTA with Canada, raising concerns about environmental degradation, human rights violations, and conflicts of interest, particularly involving President Noboa’s family investments in mining. The agreement’s investor …
Conflicts of Interest and Sovereignty at Stake in the Ecuador-Canada FTA Read More
Iraq’s parliament is advancing legislation to integrate the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) directly under state control, amidst U.S. calls for reduced Iranian influence. The original PMF framework lacks clarity but …
Iraq Advances PMF Law Amid U.S. Advocacy for Military Oversight Read More