Saudi security forces launch assault on drug smugglers
In its continuous war on drug, Saudi Arabia’s security forces arrested 1,628 among them 604 Saudi nationals, for drug crimes in the past year. According…
Did Donald Tramp and Vladimir Putin agree on plan to end Syrian Civil War?
One major result of the Helsinki summit has been overlooked in the furore over Russian election meddling—Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin essentially agreed to an…
One killed as Southern Iraq protests resume with main road to Iran blocked
The southern region of Iraq continued to face crisis as hundreds of people from Basra resumed demonstrations on Friday, protesting in front of the of…
Evacuations begin from Syria’s Quneitra province
Hundreds of people were evacuated Friday from Syria’s southwestern Quneitra province to opposition-held parts of Idlib, in line with an agreement between the Assad regime…
Palestine urges intervention to end escalation in Gaza
The Palestinian Presidency on Friday sounded the alarm over Israel’s current military escalation in Gaza. The Palestinian Presidency called for the international community to intervene…
Mass Iraq protests are opportunity for US to confront Iran in Baghdad
On Monday, July 16, Iraqi protesters in the southern oil city of Basra burned a poster of Iranian leader Ayatollah Khamenei, shouting “Iran out!” It was the culmination…
Over 330 undocumented migrants held across Turkey
At least 335 undocumented migrants have been held across Turkey on Friday, according to security sources. In the eastern Erzurum province, security units have held…
When al-Assad wins Syria’s civil war, Canada faces a dilemma
What should Canada do when Bashar al-Assad wins the Syrian civil war? That question changed from an “if” to a “when” this week, and became…
Azerbaijan, Turkey could share experience in defense industry – envoy
Azerbaijan and Turkey could share experience in defense industry sphere, according to the Azerbaijani Ambassador to Ankara Khazar İbrahim. “Ankara and Baku could share their…
Senators introduce bill demanding Turkey end ‘unjust’ detention of U.S. citizens
Six U.S. senators introduced bipartisan legislation on Thursday to restrict loans from international financial institutions to Turkey “until the Turkish government ends the unjust detention…