Policy
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The Yemeni President appoints an ambassador to Qatar for the first time in six years
“Despite attempts to bolster security, stability, and legitimacy in Yemen, the current regime is entrenched by the presence of the…
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By excluding Saif Al-Islam Kadhafi… The Muslim Brotherhood continues to derail the upcoming election
The Libyan presidential elections, which are expected to take place next month, entered the stage of appeals yesterday after candidates…
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Danish journalists union warns against travel to Qatar
The Danish Journalists Union has urged all Danish journalists not to travel to Qatar to cover next year’s World Cup,…
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Libya.. the Muslim Brotherhood is trying to derail the prospect of the next election
Since the early days of the preparations for the Libyan elections, the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood has been working on attempts…
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“Libya decides”… debates before the presidential elections
The Libyan National Elections Commission launched on Wednesday the presidential debates initiative under the slogan “Libya decides”. Sami el-Sharif, director…
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A media campaign funded to accuse the Interpol president Ahmed al-Raisi of “torture”
The General Assembly of the International Criminal Police Organization announced the victory of Major General Dr. Ahmed Naser al-Raisi, the…
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British Guardian… Qatar Labor Laws are nothing more than “ink on paper”
An investigation by the British newspaper “The Guardian” confirmed that workers are still complaining about the arbitrariness of companies that…
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UAE’s Ahmed al Raisi wins Interpol presidency for 4-year term
The UAE’s candidate, Major General Dr. Ahmed Naser Al Raisi, won the Presidency of Interpol for four year term. The…
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Hezbollah branded as terrorist organization in Australia
The Australian government announced today, Wednesday, the designation of Hezbollah in all its branches as a “terrorist organization”. This decision…
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Talks expected.. Taliban hopes for ‘new chapter’ with US
The Taliban said Wednesday that next week’s talks with the United States will open a “new chapter” in political relations…
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