Israel Agrees For Border Talks With Lebanon

Israel released four Lebanese captives and agreed to border division talks with Lebanon, mediated by the US and France. The discussions aim to resolve ongoing border disputes, including Israel’s occupation of five strategic points in southern Lebanon. The talks will involve working groups to address these issues alongside the continued challenges following the ceasefire agreement [...]

Gaza Faces Severe Water Crisis After Power Cut

In Gaza, only 1 in 10 people in Gaza have access to safe drinking water after Israel cut electricity to the region. The power cut shut down a key desalination plant that had provided water to 600000 people. UNICEF warned that Gaza is facing a severe water shortage with 1.8 million Palestinians in urgent need [...]

Syria: Clashes Between New Government Forces And Assad’s Loyalists In Costal Areas

Heavy fighting broke out between Syria's new government forces and loyalists of deposed President Bashar al-Assad in coastal areas, marking the worst violence since rebels toppled Assad in December. Over 1,300 people were killed, mostly civilians. The coastal region, home to the Assad family and the Alawite minority, faces increasing violence. The government announced the [...]

Expulsion Of Mission Workers

The government of Türkiye sees foreign Christians, specifically protestant Christians, as a “threat to national security” and has been expelling them under the National Intelligence Organization (MIT) designation codes N82 and G82. Legal steps against unjust deportations are unsuccessful. Due to this rule, many Churches in the country are on their own, shattered, without any [...]

Economic Crisis In Iran

Iran's economy is struggling under severe sanctions, mismanagement, and internal corruption. Inflation is around 30%, exacerbating the financial burden on its citizens. The value of Iran's currency has plunged, causing economic instability and widespread frustration. Despite having vast natural resources, the country faces energy crises, including gas shortages, due to poor management. Efforts to reconnect [...]

Political Transition And Humanitarian Challenges In Syria

Syria is undergoing a political transformation following the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, with Ahmed al-Sharaa becoming the new president. The country remains divided, with the Syrian Democratic Forces controlling the east and the government holding the west. The UN urges inclusive political reforms, focusing on women's roles and addressing humanitarian needs. [...]

Fragile Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Faces Growing Threat of Collapse:

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which started in January 2025, is under strain. Hamas has paused releasing more hostages, accusing Israel of breaking the truce. Israel warns of military action if hostages aren't freed. Diplomatic talks are ongoing, with efforts from the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar to keep the truce alive. The situation remains [...]

Counterfeit Drugs on the Rise Amidst Severe Medication Shortages in Iran

Iran, the country taking pride in developing nuclear weapons; has not concentrated in providing lifesaving medicines to the suffering citizens. Those who are with terminal diseases like cancer are the worst hit. The government is unable to control the heavy hike in the prices and also has failed to stop the use of the substandard [...]

Women’s Role in Jordan’s Green Economy

Gender-responsive policies, labor force training, and sectoral incentives are required to bridge the gender gap, a recent report states. Experts say it is both an economic and social necessity to include women in green industries for a more sustainable and inclusive future. Abba Father, please guide policymakers and entrepreneurs toward adopting gender-sensitive reforms that construct [...]

Hostage Exchange And Ongoing Negotiations:

As of February 8, 2025, 21 Israeli hostages have been freed by Hamas, including 18 released in exchange for over 550 Palestinian prisoners in the first phase of the ceasefire. The next phase involves releasing 33 more Israeli hostages and nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. Ongoing negotiations are working to finalize the details of this exchange. [...]

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