Category: 3. Middle East

On Sunday, Argentinians voted in midterm elections that attracted an uncommonly high level of international attention. This was in part due to the potential $40bn bailout promised to cash-strapped Buenos Aires by Washington. Ahead of the vote,…

Several international airlines continue to suspend flights to Israel, even after the declaration of a ceasefire, according to reports from Israel’s Channel 12.

The broadcaster said that many foreign carriers have…

Malaysia and Brazil have announced their formal support for South Africa’s case against Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which accuses Israel of committing genocide during its military…

The warning comes as Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services urge shareholders to vote against the proposed pay package for CEO Elon Musk.

Elon Musk could…

Senior Hamas official Moussa Abu Marzouk has reiterated that the movement remains morally and humanitarianly committed to returning the bodies of Israeli soldiers recovered in Gaza, while emphasising that no specific…

North Korea’s Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui praised the ‘spiritual closeness’ between the two states.

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has met North…

Hurricane Melissa, which has been barrelling towards Jamaica, is expected to be the most powerful hurricane to ever make a direct hit on the island.

The hurricane intensified on Monday into a Category 5 storm, the most powerful on the…

Israel’s aggressions around the Middle East haven’t ceased with the recent ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

The pact, established on October 10, has eased the pressure on Palestinians in Gaza, even if Israeli strikes there continue. And in other…

The Iranian Defence Ministry announced a substantial boost in the country’s military capabilities, asserting that Iran’s armed forces are now far stronger than they were prior to the recent 12-Day War triggered by…

Two Palestinian children were severely injured after an unexploded Israeli bomb detonated. As families return to what’s left of their homes, many face the deadly threat of unexploded ordnance buried in the rubble.