Axis of Resistances refers to countries and movements with common political goal, i.e., resisting against Zionist regime, America and other western powers. Iran, Syria, Hezbollah in Lebanon, and Hamas in Palestine are considered as the Axis of Resistance.
Kurds are an ethnic group in the Middle East, mostly inhabiting a region, which spans adjacent parts of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. They are an Iranian people and speak the Kurdish languages, which form a subgroup of the Northwestern Iranian branch of Iranian languages.
Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has condemned normalization deals with Israel, saying they are aimed at legitimatizing the occupying regime in the region.
A roadside bomb attack has targeted a convoy of Myanmar’s ruling military forces near Yangon, with several people being killed in an ensuing gunfight, the military and media said.
Bahraini people rallied on Sunday near the capital in solidarity with the country’s most prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Isa Qassem and his call for implementation of genuine reforms by the Al Khalifa regime.
Syrian Defense Minister visited neighbor Jordan on Sunday to discuss stability on border as well as the situation in Syria’s southwestern city of Dara’a.
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) unveiled on Monday a robot, which has the capability to detect and neutralize bombs, displaying its latest achievement in the field of defense technology.
New Protests have recently erupted in southern Yemen as serving and living conditions worsen. Saudis and Emiratis are afraid they slide out of control.
American anti-war groups urge US Congress to end military support for Saudi Arabia’s aggression on Yemen to “prevent a human catastrophe” in the impoverished country.
Since the aftermath of the August 4, 2020 port blast that saw the resignation of the interim cabinet of former Prime Minister Hassan Diab one week later, France and America have sought to extend their hand into the new government formation, with the Americans joining in on the pressure to restore a western-friendly administration amidst both powers’ declining influence in the country.
Lebanon’s new government won on Monday a vote of confidence from parliament, ending a 13-month political stalemate that worsened the financial crisis gripping the Arab country.