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Category: Middle East

Rubio’s Green Light To Lebanese Civil War

At a signing ceremony on June 26, 2026 in Washington DC, the Israeli and Lebanese Governments, through their respective ambassadors to the US, affirmed a ceasefire between the two West […]

They Don’t Want Children To Survive

A UN Commission has mentioned in its latest report that Israel continues to commit genocide and other atrocities in Gaza in a deliberate manner. The report clearly stated: “Israeli authorities […]

Lebanon: A Thorn In The Path Of Peace

Developing nations are proud of Iran as anti-Trump groups in the US and Western nations widely acknowledge the strategic leverage, as well as military power, of the Islamic Republic.

Iran: No New Commitments On Nuke Sites

Iran and the IAEA signed a cooperation agreement in Egypt on September 9, 2025, allowing the agency to resume nuclear inspections and monitor Tehran's nuclear activities.

Football & The Language Of Geopolitics

Football field has emerged as an unparalleled global political stage in the 21st Century. Beyond physical matches, it serves as a high-stakes arena for soft power, diplomatic manoeuvring and social advocacy.

Iran-US Deal: Israel Playing Spoilsport

Although a temporary ceasefire acts as a vital pause to save lives and open diplomatic space, it does not equate to sustainable peace. Iran's nuclear future still remains uncertain.