Middle east
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Al-Burhan announced a major change in Sudanese army command
The chairman of Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, announced on Thursday a major reshuffle of the country’s…
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Iraq’s Sadrist movement hints at a step ‘that does not cross the mind’ of the corrupt
Iraq’s Sadrist movement on Wednesday called for a “sudden and unthinkable step” by those described as corrupt in the country,…
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After al-Sadr supporters sit-in.. The judiciary makes an urgent decision
The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court of Iraq suspended the work of the SJC and many of…
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The Yemeni Brotherhood following in the footsteps of Houthi; details
Eight years ago, the Brotherhood’s al-Islah Party was able to isolate Marib in the media from the rest of Yemen’s…
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Tunisian president responds to critics of new draft constitution
Tunisian President Kais Saied responded on Tuesday to critics of the new draft constitution on the grounds that it paves…
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Houthi intransigence and $20 million prevent saving Yemen from the worst humanitarian disaster
The UN needs just US$20 million to start offloading more than a million barrels of oil from the tanker Safer…
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Security officials: Iran behind al-Kazimi assassination attempt
The attack that targeted Iraqi Prime Minister Moustafa al-Kazimi on Sunday was carried out by an Iranian-backed armed group, Reuters…
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Iraqi security official reveals details of al-Kazimi assassination attempt
Saad Maan, head of the security media cell in Iraq, revealed details about an assassination attempt on Prime Minister Moustafa…
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Germany continues to pursue Hezbollah
After Germany last year banned Hezbollah’s activities entirely on its territory, any activity related to the group is under close…
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Al-Houthi rewards Kurdahi after offending Gulf States
Lebanon’s information minister, George Kurdahi, has found no one to pay attention to his abuses toward the Gulf States except…
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