March 2019
Temporary Release of Three Women's Rights Activists in Saudi Arabia
Three women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia have been temporarily released after 10 months in prison, following allegations of abuse during their detention. Their release…
Alam al-Huda: Iran Hacked the Phones of Netanyahu's Family and His Rival
Ahmad Alam al-Huda claims Iran hacked the phones of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's family and his political rival. This assertion contradicts the Iranian Foreign Ministry's…
Trial of Women's Rights Activists Begins in Saudi Arabia
The trial of ten women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia began, with allegations of abuse and torture during detention. Loujain al-Hathloul, one of the activists,…
European Union Rejects Proposal to Place Saudi Arabia on Money Laundering Blacklist
The European Union has unanimously rejected a proposal to place Saudi Arabia on a money laundering blacklist, following significant pressure from Saudi Arabia and the…
Pompeo's Phone Conversation with British and French Foreign Ministers Regarding Iran
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo held discussions with British and French foreign ministers about countering Iranian-backed terrorism and Iran's regional activities. The U.S. continues…
Dissatisfaction of American Legislators with Trump's Approach to the Khashoggi Murder Report
U.S. senators expressed frustration with the Trump administration's lack of transparency regarding the Khashoggi murder case. Key figures, including Lindsey Graham and Bob Menendez, are…
Al Jazeera's New Report on Khashoggi's 'Murder': 'Severed Head' Taken to Riyadh
Al Jazeera's recent report reveals new details about the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, including that his body was burned in an oven at the…