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Syria’s government agrees to grant immediate access to UN nuclear inspectors to former suspected nuclear sites. Grossi reports interest in future nuclear energy, with optimism about inspection progress and cooperation. …
Syria to Allow Immediate Access for UN Nuclear Inspectors to Former Sites Read More
President Donald Trump issued a new travel restriction proclamation affecting twelve countries with total bans and seven with partial restrictions. Indian nationals are exempt from these new travel limitations. This …
Trump Administration Issues Total Travel Ban from 12 Nations, Partial Restrictions from 7 Others; Is India on the List? Read More
Iran is set to reject a U.S. nuclear proposal requiring uranium enrichment suspension. Market reactions show gold prices rising, reflecting investor risk sentiment amid geopolitical tensions. Caution is advised for …
Iran Poised to Reject US Nuclear Proposal Amid Ongoing Tensions Read More
The White House urges Iran to accept a new nuclear deal proposal as the IAEA reports a significant increase in enriched uranium. Iran’s stockpile has risen to nearly 900.8 pounds, …
White House Urges Iran to Accept Nuclear Deal as IAEA Reports Uranium Enrichment Spike Read More
The US ambassador’s residence in Syria has reopened, signaling warming ties between Washington and Damascus. Tom Barrack visited Syria to inaugurate the residence and signed agreements for a massive energy …
US Ambassador’s Residence in Syria Reopens as Washington Looks to Mend Ties with Damascus Read More
The recent lifting of Western sanctions on Syria has sparked hope for improvement in daily life and economic recovery for many citizens. Activists, professionals, and analysts see it as a …
Lifting of Sanctions Offers Hope for a New Beginning in Syria Read More
The UN Security Council has extended its authorization for member states to inspect vessels potentially violating Libya’s arms embargo for another six months. The resolution requires a report on implementation …
UN Extends Authorization to Inspect Vessels Suspected of Violating Libya Arms Embargo 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
Truck drivers in Iran have initiated widespread strikes, protesting against low salaries and high insurance rates, with plans to increase fuel prices intensifying their frustrations. Support from prominent dissidents like …
Truck Drivers’ Strike in Iran Gains Momentum, Supported by Dissidents Read More
U.S. and Iranian officials are engaged in crucial nuclear negotiations in Rome, focusing on uranium enrichment. While Tehran asserts its ambitions are for civilian use, the U.S. is wary of …
U.S. and Iran Engage in Nuclear Negotiations Amidst Tensions Read More