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Aug- 2022 -

7 August

Vienna Nuclear Talks: The Clock is Ticking

The intention to return to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action of 2015 is present on both sides concerned,

4 August

In ancient and contemporary Islamic history, one common valuable virtue is to encourage care and support for the needy as…

Jul- 2022 -

30 July

By Ibrahim Rihan Over the past two years, Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, has been chipping away at a never-ending…

24 July

Whoever ignores the continuous influence of the United States in the world and considers it as a "country in fall"…

13 July

This is what is expected to hear from the US President when visits to the region to hold an exceptional…

10 July

This visit may set a new strategy for the area, for years to come, and result in solutions to many…

9 July

Henry Kissinger does not see a new world order based on unipolarity, but instead, a system of partnership between the…

5 July

The message that history teaches us is that Saudi Arabia has never been, and will never be, lacking in influence…

5 July

Tehran and Ankara share the hostility of the Kurdish PKK organization, which has been carrying out military operations in Iran…

2 July

Joe Biden, our 46th president will be visiting the Kingdom and meeting with MBS. Like George Bush Sr. we are…