Middle east
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Watchdog: Syria probably used chemical weapons 17 times
The head of the international chemical weapons watchdog told the UN Security Council that its experts have investigated 77 allegations…
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Syria : Manbij Residents, Autonomous Administration comply with Abolish Compulsory Conscription
The Autonomous Administration in Manbij and its Military Council withdrew a law per compulsory conscription, amid ongoing talks between the…
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New Egypt … Towards Effective Arab Influence
Egypt was, and still is, an Arab with the title, project, and goal. Egypt today, after overcoming the project it…
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Our Power in Unity
This can be seen in consultative meetings, exchange visits, and active contacts between the leaders of Saudi Arabia, the UAE,…
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Traumatized Palestinians in Gaza care for shocked pets
A smashed goldfish bowl, panicked birds during a cage, many animals needing treatment. The loss or injury of treasured pets…
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Distressed Peoples and Russian Roulette
The Lebanese are succumbing to death by installment, and they are waiting for the hour of relief that brings the…
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Does al-Kazimi turn the wheels around?
In a brave and rare move, Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council issued orders to arrest the PMF’s terrorist leader, Qassim Muslih,…
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Egypt’s intelligence chief holds truce talks with Hamas in Gaza
Egypt’s intelligence chief met Hamas leaders in Gaza on Monday in an attempt to bolster a ceasefire between the Palestinian…
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Iraq President : Transparent Elections Can finish Political Crises
Iraq’s President Barham Salih stressed that holding fair and free elections could end the possession of weapons outside state control…
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Egypt Bets on Ancient Finds to tug Tourism out of Pandemic
Workers dig and ferry wheelbarrows laden with sand to open a replacement shaft at a bustling archaeological site outside of…
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