Turkish 30 August Victory Day messages from different leaders
[Turkish Victory Day 2022] 30 August Victory Day message from Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu After returning to Ankara as a hero who had freed his country […]
Category: Middle East
The EU’s new nuclear deal with Iran is ever closer
Tehran has delivered its reaction to the final draft mediation proposal made by the EU; however, there are still certain hurdles to clear before the […]
Writer Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the neck in New York
The Iranian government had declared in a fatwa that he must be put to death. The well-known Indian novelist was transported by helicopter to a […]
Ceasefire in Yemen: What role do Saudi Arabia and the US play?
It could be tough to reach a peace agreement between the rebels in Yemen and the government there. What part do Saudi Arabia and the […]
Muharram History : Importance and history of Muharram festival
As the first month of the Islamic calendar, Muharram is the month that is observed. In Islam, this month is considered to be one of […]
Al-Zawahiri’s killing is not an achievement worth celebrating
The assassination of the leader of the terrorist group brings up a lot of awkward issues. Towards the United States of America, as well as […]
Power struggle in Iraq: There is no way around Sadr
New elections, or maybe even a fresh round of civil conflict? The assault of parliament by followers of the Shia leader is causing damage to […]
Chinese Stray Missile: Is there anything to worry?
The massive Chinese “Long March 5” rocket that was used to send a laboratory unit to the Tiangong Station was launched the previous Sunday. On […]
Middle East: Joe Biden’s visit just leaves people unsatisfied
During his diplomatic journey to Israel, the West Bank, and Saudi Arabia, President Obama experienced a number of setbacks. He was held responsible for the […]
40 years under sanctions: Why Iran didn’t stop nuclear program
The people of Iran have been subjected to the harshest sanctions for well over four decades now. Following the Islamic revolution and the subsequent severing […]
