Algeria wildfires: climate crisis leads to dozens killed
At least 42 people including 25 soldiers, have died in wildfires that went off east of the capital of Algeria,
Egypt’s new budget focusses on investment in Healthcare
As the allegations from major websites and social media pages rose, the Egyptian cabinet denied reports that it has cut
Nigeria’s Jewish leader freed, was jailed with three
Lizben Agha, a leader of Nigeria’s Igbo Jewish community was jailed along with three visitors from Israel, without any charges.
Climate: Gulf Stream close to collapse and part
The Gulf Stream – that is, the warm current that re-enters the North Atlantic Ocean circuit and exits the Gulf
Why Is Russia Siding With Cairo Over GERD?
The Russian Ambassador to Egypt is trying to be the peacemaker between the Nile nations. According to confirmed sources, the
Iran New Bill Over Internet Control To Hurt
Iran’s intolerance for freedom of speech is at its peak as it has imposed new restrictions on social media posting.
One year to Beirut blast: pain remains, answers
The day when Beirut was rocked with a massive catastrophic explosion killing at least 210 people. The blast on Beirut
Tunisia’s president dismisses two more ministers
In the context of the political crisis in Tunisia, President Kais Saied dismissed the Finance and Communication Ministers from his
Tanker attacked off Oman: UK, US blame Iran,
MV Mercer Street, a tanker operated by Israeli firm was attacked on Thursday off Oman killing two people. The victims
Tunisia government appoints Ridha Gharsallaoui as national security
Just after five days after dismissing the government and freezing parliament, the president of Tunisia, Kais Saied, appointed and swore
