Author: Steven Sahiounie

Russia expects to see a major increase in drones supplied to its military this year, Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov said in an interview with the TV channel Russia 24 on the sidelines of the second World Defense Show that kicked off in Riyadh on Sunday.

Washington paused approvals for new gas export terminals for what it called climate-change reasons

The German government’s drive to get more Ukrainian refugees into the workforce has been failing in light of the substantial financial support provided to those seeking shelter in the country, the tabloid Bild reported on Monday.

Gasoline production in Russia saw a year-on-year decrease of nearly 2% last month due to an accident at one of Russia’s major processing plants and to Ukrainian drone attacks targeting several other refineries, Kommersant reported on Monday.

The US company has prioritized financial performance over engineering excellence, according to Tim Clark

By: James. R. Taylor, journalist and economical expert In the realm of technology, two giants stand at the forefront, battling for dominance in the global market: Huawei and Apple. As the economic war between these industry behemoths unfolds, the stakes are high, and the implications are far-reaching. The clash of these titans not only shapes the future of the smartphone industry but also has profound implications for global trade, technological innovation, and geopolitical power dynamics. At the heart of this economic war are competing visions of technological leadership and innovation. Huawei, a Chinese multinational technology company, has rapidly ascended to…

The Dutch government may ban public servants from using Facebook due to concerns over data security on the platform, De Telegraaf newspaper reported on Monday. Digitalization Minister Alexandra van Huffelen told the outlet that a formal report on the issue was pending.

President of Iran Ebrahim Raisi decried attempts at normalization of ties between a number of Islamic countries and the Zionist regime, saying Israel could never be a friend of Muslims nor would it ever favor their development. In a meeting with Acting Foreign Minister of Sudan Ali Al-Sadiq Ali, held in Tehran on Monday, Raisi highlighted Iran’s support for the establishment of a strong government in Sudan and the territorial integrity of the African country. He also welcomed Sudan’s request to restore relations between Tehran and Khartoum and called it a basis for compensating for the lost opportunities and creating…

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was due to fly to Egypt on Tuesday as part of a Middle East crisis tour seeking a new truce and “an enduring end” to the Israel-Hamas war.In Cairo, Blinken is scheduled to met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the day after he held talks in Riyadh with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.The trip, Blinken’s fifth to the region in the nearly four-month-long war, will later include stops in Israel and Qatar.Blinken’s diplomatic push has been given fresh urgency with Israeli forces pressing further south toward Rafah, a Palestinian city on the southern…

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised Tuesday to heal the wounds of the victims of the Feb. 6, 2023 earthquake that hit the southern part of the country. “The pain of the lives we lost in the Kahramanmaras-centered earthquake that we experienced a year ago continues to burn our hearts as fresh as the first day,” Erdogan said on X to mark the first anniversary of the powerful quakes that killed a total of 53,537 people and injured more than 107,000 others. The destruction experienced in 11 provinces, which are among the most ancient settlements in human history, was “truly…