Head of Free Syria Army Sacked
General Selim Idriss head of the Syrian rebels forces, backed the West, has been sacked by the opposition military council after a series of field […]
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Egypt : Moscow Backs Marshal Al-Sisi’s Bid for Presidency
Russian president Vladimir Putin has voiced backing to the Egyptian Field Marshal Abdel Fatah al-Sisi in his bid for the upcoming presidential elections, prompting strong […]
Syria : the “nightmare” might continue
A call has been made by the UN-Arab League Joint Special Representative Lakhdar Brahimi, to speed up talks between the Syrian Government and opposition to […]
Libya Becomes Nuclear Free
What was believed to be the last remnants of Moammar Gadhafi’s lethal arsenal of chemical arms have been tactfully destroyed by the United Nations, United […]
Egypt/Greece : promoting mutual investments
Interim President Adly Mansour was on a one day visit to Greece to strengthen bilateral relations and investments between the two countries. It’s his first […]
Syria: the Geneva II conference on the verge of derailing
Both parties continue to have issues regarding the purpose of the conference. The rebels will decide on Friday whether to participate while Damascus “do not […]
Riyadh Grants Beirut $3 Bln to Enhance Lebanese Army Capacities
Saudi Arabia, one of the major oil-rich Gulf monarchies, has offered Lebanon $ 3 billion dollars to enable the middle-eastern country enhance the capacities of […]
Algeria to bring together Arabs at Geneva II
Algeria has confirmed its participation at the next international Geneva Conference geared towards ending the Syrian War. Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra said they are determined […]
Iraq : Air force boosted to fight al-Qaeda
The ongoing campaign against terroristactivities in Iraq has received a boost from the US. The Iraqi air force received dozens of Hellfire air-to-ground missiles to […]
Iran, Lebanon and Egypt fuelling Syrian war
Reuters has come up with claims that Damascus is able to continue its offensive aggressiveness in the Syrian war due to the oil supplies it […]