London–Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said that Brexit results will lead the Bank of England to take motivational procedures. Speaking before the U.K. Treasury Committee on Tuesday, Carney denied allegations that the bank tried to frighten the British electorate into voting to remain in the Eu
Abdah, President of the opposition Syrian Coalition, told reporters at a -Anas al-Beirutreaction towards the regime that a quick press conference in Istanbul Tuesdayof the opposition regions in Aleppo and Darayya is essential. bombardment day of military escalation and air bombarding by Aleppo witne
Marrakesh-Dr. Said Yaktin is one of the most prominent Moroccan figures who influenced the Arabic literature. He enriched the Arabic cultural scene with many novels that tackle most fields of literature like the “Analysis of Novelist Discourse” published in 1989. Below, is a wrap-up of the interview
Tabuk- Saudi Arabia’s Emir of Tabuk Prince Fahd Bin Sultan said that the criminal and terrorist act staged by Nayer Musallam Al-Bluwi, suicide bomber who detonated himself in Medina, was an affliction which harmed the perpetrator before harming anyone else. Prince Fahd also added that the kin of Nay
Beijing-The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ruled in favor of the Philippines in a maritime dispute, concluding China has no legal basis to claim historic rights to the bulk of the South China Sea. In a 479 pages resolution, the court denied the existence of any legal basis for China dem
Manama–Bahraini security forces announced they have arrested two suspects on charges of planting a bomb in East Eker, which led to the killing of a woman. The blast occurred on a road as the woman with her children passed in her car in the village south of Manama, on June 30. Fragments from the bomb
Cairo – Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit has received strong support from Arab leaders ahead of the Arab Summit that will be held in Nouakchott, Mauritania, on the 25th and 26th of July. Aboul Gheit met on Tuesday with Saudi Ambassador to Egypt Ahmed Abdulaziz Kattan at the head
London- Iranian Chairman of Expediency Discernment Council Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani on Tuesday took advantage of the first year anniversary commemorating the signing of the highly-valued nuclear deal with the West. Rafsanjani further promoted Iranian-Western affairs by harshly criticizing national f
Theresa May is expected to be appointed as the new British Prime Minister. Her supporters say that she is the best to lead the country in the post-Brexit phase. But most of British people don’t know much about her. So, who is she? May, is the daughter of a priest in the Church of England […]
Beirut- The visit of French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault to Lebanon brought nothing new at the presidential level except for offering “general advices” concerning the necessity of having a new president, whose election did not yet receive the international green light. Despite asse
Erbil – The United States has signed an agreement with the Kurdish government in northern Iraq to give military and financial support to the Kurdish Peshmerga forces. A military memorandum of accord (MOU) was signed on Tuesday between the U.S. Department of Defense and the Peshmerga Ministry a
Manama-Bahraini police investigations have led to arresting two suspects of planning and executing the blast on 30 June in Eker. The blast killed one Bahraini woman who was driving in the opposite side of the road towards Sitra. Shrapnel from the bomb penetrated her head causing her to crash her car
Riyadh- Iran’s capital, Tehran, has shifted its strategy of sending smuggled shipments carrying weapons to support Houthi militias, and has instead built a floating bridge similar to those used in immense military battles, reaching the shores of Bab el-Mandeb, and therefore, has benefited from
Nearly 90 people have died from starvation and other causes during a year-old siege of the Syrian town of Madaya, where residents have been trapped without supplies, Reuters reported two medical organizations stating on Tuesday. Bashar al-Assad regime forces and allies have surrounded Madaya since J
Crude futures bounced back from two-month lows on Tuesday, helped by a weaker dollar, but an oil stocks overhang and a drop in bullish bets by investors weighed on prices. Brent crude was at $47.36 per barrel at 1022 GMT, up $1.11 or 2.3 percent. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was up 87 cents at
Judges at an arbitration court in The Hague ruled on Tuesday that China has no historical or economic rights over the South China Sea. They also rebuked China’s construction of artificial islands and ruled that its military expansion over the area has violated the sovereign rights of the Philippines
Demonstrations and protests in several US states continue for the fifth day in a row. Demonstrators are protesting against the killing of two black men in Louisiana and Minnesota at the hands of the police. These killings led to reprisal shootings against police officers in Dallas that resulted in f
The President of South Sudan Salva Kiir Mayardit declared a ceasefire across the entire country, including the capital Juba which has seen violent and bloody fighting over the past week, up until yesterday. The fighting was between government forces and the army of the former rebel leader Riek Macha
Democrat Bernie Sanders is expected to endorse former rival Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the first time on Tuesday. After losing the Democratic presidential nomination to Clinton over a month ago, Sanders will join her at a rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where he won by 22 percentage points i
A humanitarian group said it recovered the bodies of four migrants and rescued around 400 survivors on Tuesday from an overcrowded wooden boat in the Mediterranean between Italy and Libya. The dead had suffocated below deck, the Malta-based Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS), whose Topaz Responder
