Iraq Targets Global Export of Refined Oil by 2030

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani announced that Iraq aims to begin exporting refined petroleum products globally by 2030, marking a major shift in the country’s energy strategy. Speaking at the Iraq Energy Conference 2026 in Baghdad, he emphasized that energy policy now shapes not only economic growth but also social, political, and educational [...]

36,500 Dead in 48 Hours: A Scale of Violence Without Precedent

Reports indicate that more than 36,500 people were killed in just 48 hours during Iran’s national uprising, marking an unprecedented level of violence in the history of repression under the Islamic Republic. This equates to 18,250 deaths per day—one life lost every five seconds. The scale of the killings far surpasses casualty rates seen in [...]

Remembering The Missing In Lebanon

In Lebanon, thousands of families continue to look for answers regarding the disappearance of their loved ones during the civil war. Approximately 17,000 people are thought to have been forcibly disappeared, and their whereabouts are still unknown to this day. Many mothers, wives, and sisters have dedicated their lives to waiting, hoping, and demanding answers. [...]

Final Israeli Hostage Brought Home After 843 Days

For over two years, Israeli hostages held by Hamas since October 7, 2023, were a painful and hopeful reminder. In Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square, a digital clock ticked off each passing minute since 251 people were taken hostage. Relatives, survivors, and volunteers gathered there every week, promising to keep the vigil until the last hostage [...]

Türkiye Faces Challenges In Fighting International Drug Trafficking

Türkiye has been facing increased concerns over drug trafficking incidents in Türkiye, considering that in most of these incidents, arrests have occurred without subsequent convictions. The Spanish authorities seized 9 tons of cocaine from the ‘United S’ ship, which has led to concerns involving Türkiye in this matter. Four members of the Türkish crew were [...]

Ceasefire Fails As Syria And SDF Clash Over ISIL Prisons

Tensions between the Syrian government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are rising despite a recent ceasefire. The conflict escalated over ISIL prisoners who escaped from al-Shaddadi prison, with each side blaming the other. Syria’s government says the SDF released prisoners to pressure Damascus, while the SDF says the army caused the escape during [...]

Eight Nations, Including Türkiye, Join New ‘Board of Peace’ for Gaza

GAZA: Eight countries, among them Türkiye, have announced their participation in a newly formed “Board of Peace” focused on the Gaza crisis. The initiative aims to support dialogue, humanitarian access, and long-term stability in the region. Participating nations say the board will encourage coordinated diplomatic efforts rather than isolated responses. The move reflects growing international [...]

Jordan Foils Drug Smuggling via Guided Balloons

Jordan’s Eastern Military Zone successfully thwarted an attempt to smuggle narcotics into the country using balloons equipped with advanced electronic guidance systems. Border Guard units detected the balloons within their area of responsibility and engaged them, bringing them down along with their illicit cargo inside Jordanian territory. The operation was carried out in coordination [...]

Baghdad Pushes Diplomacy to Prevent War

Dr. Hussein Allawi, Adviser to the Iraqi Prime Minister, reaffirmed that Iraq is making intensive diplomatic and security efforts to keep the region away from war and will not allow its territory to be used for attacks on neighboring countries. He emphasized Iraq’s neutral stance, commitment to regional stability, and adherence to its constitution. Through [...]

Mass Displacement Fears Grow as Palestinians Forced from West Bank Communities

WEST BANK: Israeli policies and actions are reportedly forcing thousands of Palestinians to leave their homes in parts of the occupied West Bank. Human rights groups say demolitions, settlement expansion, and movement restrictions are driving families from long-established communities. Many affected Palestinians face loss of land, livelihoods, and access to basic services. International law experts [...]

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