Sudan Moves Towards Peace
Sudan’s interim government is now in peace talks with the main rebel group, according to confirmed reports. The agreement was
Aftermath of Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict: Tigray civilians need
Months since the Tigray conflict erupted in Ethiopia raising humanitarian crisis by activists, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has constantly
Struggle to free Suez Canal of the giant
World’s key trade route of Suez Canal remains lock-jawed by a massive container ship for third day and pressure on
Exit polls predict Netanyahu falling just short of
According to exit polls, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is envisaged to fall just short of locking the required number
Israel elections: Can Netanyahu win this time?
Israelis, in two years, are voting in the fourth general election what is being widely seen as a referendum on
Iran Not In The Mood For Meeting Unless
Iran has no intentions of reversing its uranium enrichment moves unless the US reverses its sanctions, according to Tehran’s top
Morocco’s online drought maps can be beneficial for
Water scarcity and managing drought is an ongoing problem in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. In an
Egypt urges international diplomatic intervention to resolve Ethiopian
On Thursday, Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly expressed concern over Ethiopian government’s plan to operate Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).
“Cynical attempt” to conceal truth: Ukraine rejects Iran’s
Ukraine International Airlines flight PS752 was taken down on January 8, 2020 by two missiles after it took off from
UAE plans to invests $10 billion in Israel
UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology stressed the investment is “commercially driven and not politically associated” On Tuesday, UAE
