Iran Declines U.S. Negotiations Amidst ‘Maximum Pressure’ Sanctions
Iran has categorically rejected negotiations with the U.S. while under sanctions, deeming them as a form of surrender. Deputy FM...
Month: February 2025
Conflict in the DRC: Voices of Despair Amidst Displacement
The ongoing conflict in the DRC has displaced over 4.5 million individuals, causing widespread fear and uncertainty. Many refugees have...
Overview of Lebanon’s Newly Formed Government and Its Ministers
Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has formed a new government, ending over two years of caretaker leadership. Salam excluded political...
Nigeria Protests: Over 40 Arrested for Displaying Russian Flags Amid Unrest
About 40 individuals were detained in northern Nigeria for waving Russian flags during anti-government protests addressing high living costs. The...
Uncertainty Surrounds Ukraine’s Presidential Election Amid Ongoing Conflict
Ukraine's presidential elections face delay due to ongoing martial law amid the war with Russia. President Zelenskyy emphasizes that elections...
Reassessing Iran’s Role in the Evolving Geopolitical Landscape of West Asia
The article critiques Elliott Abrams' perspective on Iran's influence in West Asia, emphasizing the complexity of regional dynamics and the...
B3 Stock Exchange to Launch Bitcoin Options and ETH, SOL Futures
B3, Brazil's main stock exchange, will introduce Bitcoin options and futures for ether and Solana this year. This initiative follows...
Iraq and Morocco Aim to Enhance Bilateral Relations
Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Fuad Hussein and Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita discussed strengthening bilateral ties, focusing on cooperation in...
Brazil’s President Advocates Oil Project Amid Climate Talks
President Lula da Silva pushes for a major oil project at the Amazon River's mouth despite environmentalist opposition, as Brazil...
President Kiir Calls for Restraint Amid Protests and Looting in Juba
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has urged calm after protests against Sudanese nationals turned violent, resulting in looting. The...
