Middle east
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Iraq: In front of al-Sadr’s position, Al Sudani government is in a difficult test
The initial position announced by the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada Al-Sadr, regarding the government of Mohammed Shia’ Al…
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Iran’s contradictions in the Yemeni file… details
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has stated that his country has not and will not provide any weapons to the…
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Al-Sadr’s veto against the government of Al-Sudani – Details
As Iraq took a step toward ending the year-long political stalemate by electing a president and appointing a prime minister,…
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Yemen: Is the Houthi militia collapsing due to massive losses? Experts answer
The Houthi militia has been suffering numerous losses and defeats in the south over the past period, repulsing all the…
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Al-Sadr rejects his movement’s participation in the new Iraqi government
Shiite leader Muqtada Al-Sadr has rejected the participation of members of his movement in the new Iraqi government, in the…
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Iraq Tries to Overcome Political Crisis after New President Elected
The Iraqi Council of Representatives elected a new president on Thursday, one year after early parliamentary elections failed to put…
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Iraq: Al Sudani vows to fight corruption, exclusion and marginalization
Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani expressed his readiness to cooperate with all political forces and components of society,…
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Dead and wounded in another Al-Qaeda terrorist attack in southern Yemen
A number of soldiers from the southern joint forces were killed and wounded on Friday in a new terrorist attack…
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Yemen: Grundberg calls for a continuous ceasefire
The UN envoy to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, called on Thursday for an ongoing ceasefire in Yemen, expressing regret that the…
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UN Security Council discusses efforts to extend humanitarian truce in Yemen
The Houthi group views the U.N. truce in Yemen as a “political battle” or “imposition of wills,” which has hindered…
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