Author: Steven Sahiounie

Jordan’s King Abdullah and Queen Rania on Thursday traveled to Riyadh where they will pass on their condolences over the passing of Jordanian Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein’s father and Saudi businessman Khalid bin Musaed bin Saif bin Abdulaziz Al-Saif. Meanwhile, Jordanian Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad, personal envoy and special adviser to the king, was sworn in as regent, in the presence of Cabinet members. source: Arab News

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A recent explosion that hit gas pipelines in Iran has been perpetrated by the Zionist regime, Oil Minister Javad Owji said. The minister told reporters on Wednesday that the Israeli plot ended in failure, because only a few pipelines were damaged. Last week, sabotage attacks against pipelines in southwestern Iran caused temporary disruption to gas supplies. Owji said the gas supply network is operating normally. Thanks to the Oil Ministry’s full preparedness, the enemy failed to disrupt the household gas distribution network, he added. The minister said the gas pipeline were immediately fixed and the sinister plot could not affect…

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“A group of Russian businessmen plan to come to Venezuela and invest in output of agriculture equipment and agriculture production,” the president of the South American country added Venezuela and Russia have achieved impressing results in cooperation, in the agriculture sector in particular, President of the South American country Nicolas Maduro said in an interview broadcast by Venezolana de Television TV channel. “Yesterday I met Russian Foreign Minister [Sergey Lavrov], we have achieved impressing results with Russia,” Maduro said. “A group of Russian businessmen plan to come to Venezuela and invest in output of agriculture equipment and agriculture production,” he added. Lavrov…

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Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev believes that it might be required to get to Kiev for reaching the targets of the special military operation. He also warned in response to a question from TASS during a media session with Russian reporters about the geographic borders of the special military operation that the conflict might not be limited to the current stage. “Where to stop? I don’t know. I think that considering what I have said [about the necessity to create a safety cordon] we will have to work much and hard. Will it be Kiev? Yes, it should…

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The Israeli occupation artillery Thursday fired several shells in the vicinity of Al Amal Hospital, west of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip. The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said that this caused a shrapnel to fly at the organization’s headquarters and Al Amal Hospital, causing the wires of the aerial communication device, through which all the Society’s various crews work, to be cut off. This increases the challenges and difficulties facing the crews, especially the ambulance, in light of the interruption, as all means of landline and cellular communications and Internet services, for the thirty-eighth day in Khan Yunis…

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Iran called on the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to opine that the Zionist regime’s policies and practices against Palestinians must be ceased immediately as they continue to violate the right of self-determination of the Palestinian people. Reza Najafi read Iran’s statement during the oral proceedings at the ICJ on the legal consequences of Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories on Thursday. The Iranian envoy underlined that “this statement shall, in no way, imply our recognition of Israel.” “We remain at a turning point in the history of mankind; the opinion of this Court can set the ground for saving the lives of…

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Labour MPs have warned leader Keir Starmer of his biggest challenge since taking office that they would vote for the SNP motion on an immediate ceasefire if he did not issue the same motion. Following a chaotic debate regarding a ceasefire in Gaza, the speaker of the House of Commons, Lindsay Hoyle, apologized not just for the chaos but also for allowing a Labour motion calling for an “immediate humanitarian ceasefire” by looking past parliamentary precedent to allow Labour to bring its motion to a vote. Conservative and Scottish National party MPs expressed anger toward the decision, which Hoyle stated was…

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Sedat Onal, Türkiye’s current envoy to UN, to become ambassador to Washington, while deputy foreign mİnister Ahmet Yildiz will be new permanent representative to UN Türkiye has nominated its new ambassador to the US and permanent representative to the UN in New York. Sedat Onal, who currently holds the position of permanent representative to the UN, will assume the role of Türkiye’s ambassador to Washington, while Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmet Yildiz will be Türkiye’s new permanent representative to the UN. According to diplomatic sources, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan informed the appointees of their new roles via telephone. Yildiz earned…

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The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Bogdanov criticizes the United States for vetoing Algeria’s UN resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov deemed the US veto of Algeria’s UN resolution as a license for the ongoing aggression against innocent civilians in Gaza. The resolution, which sought an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, was supported by 13 out of 15 UN Security Council members, with the UK abstaining. “This is very negative. This is not the first time that the Americans have used the veto right in order not to pass a resolution that…

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A recent national poll by Quinnipiac University indicates that the proportion of American voters deeming President Joe Biden too old for another four-year term has doubled over a year. A recent national poll of registered voters conducted by Quinnipiac University revealed that the proportion of American voters who consider President Joe Biden too old to serve another four-year term in the White House has now doubled compared to a year ago, reaching two-thirds. The organization reported on Wednesday that “Voters 67% – 31% think that President Joe Biden is too old to effectively serve another 4-year term as president, compared to 68…

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