Will Israeli Evil Dream for Palestine Come True?Tel Aviv has evil scenarios to Palestine from dividing Palestinian ranks to annexing the West Bank and its success depends on national Palestinian behavior.
Iran Calls for Lasting Ceasefire in GazaIran’s ambassador to the United Nations called for the ceasefire in Gaza to be converted into a permanent and lasting solution
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein commented on the need for US military presence in the Arab country, drawing strong criticism from resistance groups and political leaders.
A former US Air Force intelligence analyst facing a long prison term for leaking information about the brutal nature of American drone strikes to a reporter, has admitted that his guilt over taking part in the drone attacks in Afghanistan led him to unveil the Obama-era secret program.
The Israeli regime is in hot water over a major scandal triggered by revelations that an Israeli made spyware, has been sold to some governments to target journalists, dissidents, and political leaders.
Russia and China rebuked the use of a controversial map in this year’s Tokyo Olympic Games, which has excluded disputed territories from the two countries.
About 58 percent of women serving in the British military reported suffering bullying, harassment, or discrimination (BHD), The Commons’ Defence Committee reported.
The United Nations warned on Friday that more than four million people in Lebanon, including one million refugees risked losing access to safe water as shortages of funding, fuel and supplies affect water pumping.
Edward Snowden has called it “the story of the year.” An Israeli spying company has been caught selling software to authoritarian regimes that have used it to surveil more than 50,000 people worldwide.
Syria’s air defense units intercepted and destroyed two guided missiles fired by Israeli warplanes in the countryside of the Arab country’s capital Damascus, the Russian defense ministry said.
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati is poised to be designated Premier on Monday after winning the support of most major parties to form a new government.
Children of Saad al-Jabri, a former top Saudi intelligence official now exiled in Canada, being punished to coerce him to return, says Human Rights Watch
There is no escaping the fact that the entire Afghan adventure was one hell of a waste of lives and resources, says former US counter-terrorism specialist and CIA military intelligence officer Philip Giraldi.
19 years after its ouster, the Israeli regime rejoined the African Union (AU) as an observer member on July 22. A statement published by the Israeli Foreign Ministry said that Tel Aviv has relations with 46 African countries and in recent years, it resumed ties with Chad and Guinea, and earlier this year normalized ties with Sudan.