Tensions are growing between Israel’s military and Prime Minister Netanyahu over plans to expand the war in Gaza. IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned the government that taking over Gaza City could harm Israeli hostages, displace many Palestinians, and lead to full Israeli control of Gaza. He also urged leaders to accept a ceasefire [...]
Iran’s government and central bank claim the steep currency decline is driven by political uncertainty rather than economic weakness. France, Germany, and the UK the remaining European parties to the 2015 nuclear deal have given Iran a one-month deadline to resume talks with the US, allow UN inspections, and account for enriched uranium stockpiles. These [...]
Türkiye’s textile industry is facing a major crisis due to rising costs and global competition. Production has dropped to around 50–60% of normal levels. Nearly 300,000 people have lost their jobs, and over 2,100 companies have shut down. High labor costs, expensive loans, and a strong currency have made it harder for Türkish companies to [...]
Syria remains very fragile after more than a decade of civil war. The country needs a political transition that is led by Syrians themselves, where everyone is included and decisions are made fairly and transparently. This transition should help Syrians choose their future peacefully and without outside interference. Right now, the political situation is unstable, [...]
Iraq has launched its first national migration plan (2025–2030), a five-year strategy to ensure safe, orderly, and regular migration. The plan aims to create opportunities for work, education, and family reunification, while strengthening migration governance and supporting national stability and development. Around two million Iraqis live abroad, over 58,000 have returned in the past seven [...]
Lebanon is on the brink of a profound crisis following decades of political incompetence, economic meltdown, and the recent war with Israel. Lebanese youth are without hope as jobs disappear, houses are leveled, and even the most essential commodities such as food, water, and electricity are beyond their reach. According to a UN report, more [...]
On 26th August, thousands of Israelis marched in the country, calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to approve a ceasefire and halt a scheduled attack against Gaza City. The biggest demonstration occurred in Tel Aviv, with participation from families of the hostages still being held by Hamas. Protests also occurred in Jerusalem, on highways, and [...]
Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned Tehran would abandon restraint in any new war with Israel. He said future conflicts would expand to new geographic areas and possibly economic and political arenas. Ghalibaf stressed that Iran’s military had corrected weaknesses exposed in June’s 12-day war. He pointed to recent naval missile drills as a [...]
WEST BANK: Israel has officially approved a debated settlement project in the occupied West Bank that would divide the area into two. Palestinians and human rights organizations argue that this could ruin hopes for establishing a future Palestinian state. As Israel continues to expand settlements, life is becoming harder for Palestinians in the occupied West [...]
GAZA STRIP: Palestinians are leaving areas of Gaza City now that the Israeli military has started the first phase of a planned ground attack. Israeli soldiers have set up positions on the edges of the city, where over a million Palestinians live, following several days of heavy bombing and shelling. Israel aims to show that [...]
