Arab World

Tunisia Closes Schools Until April 30 to Slow Spread of Coronavirus

Tunisian President Fears the Use of Constitutional Court to Overthrow Him

Sisi Stresses Importance of Reaching Legally Binding Agreement on GERD

Dbeibeh Calls on Russia to Withdraw Wagner Forces from Libya

Muslim Brotherhood Members in Ankara Fear the Turkish-Egyptian Rapprochement

Lebanon’s Hariri Wraps Up Russia Visit

Ministry: Militants Attack Oil Wells in Northern Iraq

Militants using explosives attacked two oil wells northwest of Kirkuk in northern Iraq on Saturday but no significant damage resulted and production was not affected, the Iraqi oil ministry said. The attack at the Bay Hassan oilfield “did not cause a fire or damage, affect production or stop oil

CENTCOM Commander: The Future is Not Going to be Bloodless

CENTCOM Commander General Kenneth ‘Frank’ MacKenzie expected the Middle East to continue to witness bloodshed and violence, despite the defenses and military forces deployed along the borders. MacKenzie further that he fears there’s going to be something that follows ISIS, noting that the conditi

COVID-19 Spreads Through Camps North East Syria

Three new COVID-19 cases were reported Friday in the overcrowded Al-Hol camp, whose residents suffer from deplorable humanitarian and health conditions, raising the total number of infections in the camp since April to six.

Egypt Says Treatment Equipment at Isolation Hospitals are Available

With Food and Fuel, Hezbollah Braces for the Worst In Lebanon Collapse

War Ordnance Claims the Lives of More than 100 Syrian Civilians

Israel: Rocket from Gaza Is 2nd in 24 Hours, No Injuries

UN Security Council Approves Ceasefire Monitors for Libya

The United Nations Security Council gave the green light on Friday for the deployment of 60 UN ceasefire monitors to Libya and called on the country’s new unity government to prepare for free, fair and inclusive elections on Dec.

Russia Calls for Deeper Military Ties with Libya

Russia has welcomed the prospect of renewed military cooperation with Libya as Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu hosted Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah. “I consider your Moscow visit to be the first step towards resuming full-scale cooperation between the defense ministries of the two countries,”

Sudan Denies That Delegation Will Visit Israel

Sudan has denied reports that it would send its a first delegation to Israel months after a deal for ties between the two countries, and two Sudanese sources said Khartoum had scrapped a planned visit. Sources had previously told Reuters that a Sudanese delegation comprising security and intellig

Western Countries Say Attacks on US in Northern Iraq Won’t Be Tolerated

Migrant Boat Sinks Off Tunisia, 21 Dead

Palestinians Hold Aqsa Prayers in Largest Ramadan Gathering Since COVID

US Stresses Importance of Holding Elections in Libya to Boost Sovereignty

UN Envoy Urges Yemeni Warring Parties to Agree on Peace Plan

UN Special Envoy to Yemen Martin Griffiths urged the Yemeni warring parties to accept proposals for a comprehensive ceasefire and launch the political process which enjoys broad international support. Speaking during a briefing before the UN Security Council, Griffiths also called on the Iran-bac

KSRelief’s Al-Rabeeah Discusses Support for Yemen, Exposes Houthi Targeting of Humanitarian Relief

Egypt FM Reiterates Support for Morocco’s Territorial Integrity

Libya Distributes Coronavirus Vaccines to All Centers

Tensions Rise between Algeria, Turkey