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Al-Jazeera sparks discord among Arab Nations
Through various social platforms and multiple screens, under the name of one entity, Qatar’s Al-Jazeera, which is engaged in the…
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Qatari Al-Jazeera announcer attacks Morocco
Jamal Rayyan, a Jordanian-born Palestinian broadcaster for Qatar-based Al-Jazeera, tweeted insulting the Kingdom of Morocco on his Twitter account. Al-Jazeera…
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How is Qatar waging war against Islam in Europe?
An important European investigation revealed that Qatar Charity non-governmental organization funding projects mosques, Islamic centers and schools in Europe, all…
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The UAE ranked first regionally in the Women, Peace and Security index
The UAE ranked first regionally in the 2021 Women, Peace and Security index and 24th globally. The Women, Peace and…
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« Ölüms »… Erdogan’s « death » leads dozens of Turks to investigate
The rumor of the death of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan leads dozens of Turks to investigate, amid an explosive…
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Traffic Militias in Sanaa: Rising conflicts and unexplained killings
Large Houthi leaders are racing to consolidate their influence in Sanaa by forming and building new military and security forces…
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Europe: Qatar funnelled millions of dollars to the terrorist group through Charities Foundation
Qatar’s charities continue to play dubious roles in Europe. The State of Qatar has used it as a window and…
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Iran launches “provocative step” before the nuclear talks
Iran’s atomic energy agency said Friday that its 20% uranium stockpile had reached more than 210 kilograms (463 pounds), the…
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Turkish opposition leader uses Netflix tweet to attack Erdogan
Turkey’s opposition leader and Republican People’s Party leader Kemal Kılıcdaroglu has accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of running away from…
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Ataturk’s complex.. Where is Turkey heading with Erdogan?
When Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party lost major cities in the 2019 municipal elections, the tide already seemed to…
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