Recent Developments in Middle East Politics and Humanitarian Efforts
The Israeli military targeted a Hezbollah militant in Lebanon, while European foreign ministers backed an Arab reconstruction plan for Gaza....
Month: March 2025
South Sudan’s Commitment to Peace After UN Helicopter Attack
Following a deadly attack on a UN helicopter in South Sudan, President Salva Kiir has pledged that the country will...
Mali Suspends Foreign Mining Permits Following Tragic Accident
Mali has halted the issuance of new mining permits to foreign companies due to a recent mining accident that resulted...
Cricket Association of Nepal Reveals Comprehensive Calendar for 2025
The Cricket Association of Nepal has launched its 2025 cricket calendar, detailing extensive plans for both the men's and women's...
Turkey, Jordan, Syria, Iraq to Hold Security Cooperation Talks in Amman
Representatives from Turkey, Jordan, Syria, and Iraq will meet in Amman to discuss security cooperation, specifically focusing on joint measures...
South Africa Responds to Trump’s Funding Cuts and Diplomatic Strains
President Trump has announced a halt on federal funding to South Africa, primarily due to disapproval of land reform policies....
Buhari-Tinubu Alliance: A Foundation for Nigeria’s Progress According to Alawuje
Abdulhakeem Adegoke Alawuje asserts that the Buhari-Tinubu alliance has greatly benefited Nigeria by fostering national unity and political stability. He...
IMF Chief Praises Sri Lanka’s Economic Recovery and Offers Continued Support
IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva praised Sri Lanka's economic recovery during a meeting with President Dissanayake, promising continued support. Sri Lanka...
Ongoing Violence in Gaza Amid Fragile Ceasefire Negotiations
Israeli drone strikes have killed three Palestinians in Rafah as ceasefire talks between Hamas and Egypt continue. The conflict has...
Qatar Condemns UN Helicopter Attack in South Sudan
Qatar has condemned the attack on a UN helicopter in South Sudan that resulted in a crew member's death, calling...
