November 2017
A Court in Argentina Sentences 48 Defendants of the 'Dirty War' to Prison
A court in Argentina has sentenced 48 former military personnel for their roles in the 'Dirty War,' specifically related to 'death flights' that eliminated political…
UK Prime Minister's Efforts in Riyadh to 'Prevent Catastrophe in Yemen'
UK Prime Minister Theresa May visited Riyadh to discuss urgent actions to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, emphasizing the need to resume commercial shipments.…
Former Egyptian Prime Minister: UAE has banned my departure
Ahmed Shafiq, former Prime Minister of Egypt, claims the UAE has barred him from leaving the country after he announced his candidacy for the 2018…
Active Pursuit of the U.S. Embassy Transfer Plan to Jerusalem
Mike Pence announced that the U.S. is actively reviewing the transfer of its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a promise made by Donald Trump…
Expansion of Anti-Government Protests in Pakistan and Army's Silence
Anti-government protests in Pakistan have escalated significantly, with thousands blocking major roads and clashing with police. The newly radicalized Tehreek-e-Labbaik party is at the forefront,…
UN Special Envoy Invites Assad Opponents to New Round of Geneva Talks
UN envoy Stefan de Mistura has invited Assad's opponents to participate in new peace talks in Geneva without preconditions. This follows the formation of a…
235 Killed in Egypt; Sisi: We Will Take Revenge
A terrorist attack on a mosque in North Sinai, Egypt, has resulted in at least 235 deaths and over 100 injuries. President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi…
Robert Mugabe Resigns as President of Zimbabwe After 37 Years
Robert Mugabe has resigned as President of Zimbabwe after 37 years in power, facing military pressure and impending impeachment. His resignation marks a significant political…
Temporary Reopening of Rafah Crossing After Control Handed Over to Palestinian Authority
Egypt has temporarily reopened the Rafah crossing following the transfer of control from Hamas to the Palestinian Authority, allowing around 20,000 Gazans to enter Egypt.…
Hariri and Macron Meet in Paris; Hariri to Return to Lebanon on Wednesday
Saad Hariri met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris and announced his intention to return to Lebanon on Independence Day. Hariri's resignation and the…
Pakistani Army Kills Commander of Baloch Separatist Group
The Pakistani army has killed a Baloch separatist commander linked to the murder of 15 migrants near the Iranian border. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
The U.S. Warns Its Citizens About Potential Terrorist Attacks in Europe
The U.S. State Department has issued a warning to its citizens about potential terrorist threats in Europe during the holiday season, referencing past attacks in…
Sheikh Ali Salman to be Tried for 'Espionage' for Qatar
Sheikh Ali Salman, a prominent Shia opposition leader in Bahrain, is facing trial for alleged espionage for Qatar, amidst ongoing tensions between Bahrain and Qatar.…
Over $100 Billion: The Cost of the Rise and Fall of ISIS in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has estimated the damages from ISIS's rise and fall in Iraq to exceed $100 billion. This assessment comes as Iraqi…
International Flights to Two Government-Controlled Areas of Yemen Resumed
The Yemeni government announced the resumption of international flights to Aden and Sayda following a blockade by a Saudi-led coalition aimed at preventing arms transfers…
ISIS Forces Reclaim Parts of Al-Bukamal City
ISIS has launched a counterattack and reclaimed parts of Al-Bukamal city after being previously driven out by Syrian government forces. This development highlights the ongoing…
Islamic Sciences Professor Takes Leave from Oxford University After Being Accused of 'Rape'
Tariq Ramadan, a prominent Islamic scholar at Oxford University, has taken a leave of absence following allegations of rape and sexual harassment from two women.…
Hundreds of Refugees on Manus Island Lack Access to Water, Electricity, and Food
A court in Papua New Guinea has denied requests from refugees on Manus Island for basic necessities like water and electricity, leading to a humanitarian…
Trump: Patience with North Korea Has Ended
Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will no longer exercise 'tactical patience' with North Korea, emphasizing the threat posed by its nuclear program. Japan's Prime…
New Sexual Abuse Allegations Against Kevin Spacey
New allegations of sexual abuse against Kevin Spacey have emerged from former employees of the Old Vic Theatre, where he served as artistic director. These…
UK Defense Minister Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
UK Defense Minister Michael Flynn resigned amid a sexual harassment scandal that has implicated several members of Parliament. The scandal has raised concerns across political…
Donald Trump Announces End to Green Card Lottery Following New York Incident
Donald Trump announced the end of the green card lottery program following a terrorist attack in New York by an Uzbek immigrant who received his…