Sayyed Nasrallah ’s speech on “historic” 2006 war victory
General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah Movement has delivered a speech marking the 15th anniversary of the victory against the Israeli regime’s 33-day war on Lebanon that began in July 2006.
9/11 families pressure Biden to declassify Saudi documents
Family members of victims of September 11, 2001, attacks have called on President Joe Biden to stay away from memorial events next month unless he upholds his pledge to declassify U.S. government evidence that is widely believed to show a role played by Saudi Arabian leaders in the attacks.
global consequences over vaccine inequality
The reluctance of rich countries to distribute their excess coronavirus vaccines to poorer nations has prompted warnings from global financial and health organizations of the dangers that lie ahead.
U.S. imposes fresh sanctions on Cuba, pledges more measures
The United States has imposed fresh sanctions on the Cuban police force and two of its leaders in response to the police’s alleged human rights violations during rare protests on the Island.

Trump won’t come back to office in 2024: professor
A professor of political science at Rutgers University in New Jersey rules out that Donald Trump would come back in 2024 as more information is coming out about him.
Macron’s Polynesia trip clouded in controversy over France’s nuclear weapons tests
French President, Emmanuel Macron, has kicked off his first official trip to French Polynesia where residents of the more than 100 Islands will be eager to confront him.

New Episode of “Domus Eyes on Iran” Series Released
The eight episode of the video series "Domus Eyes on Iran", produced by the Italian Embassy in Tehran in cooperation with the Milan-based renowned international magazine Domus, was released last week.
Turkish-Israeli ties are strategic and deep
A member of the National Reconciliation Committee in Syria stresses that Turkey-Israel ties are profound and on the rise.
Bennet follows in the footsteps of Netanyahu
Israel’s government has changed, but Israeli oppressive and discriminatory policies against the Palestinians remained in place. This was on full display on Sunday morning when Israeli security forces attacked worshipers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque with rubber bullets and tear gas.
Lebanon’s Prime Minister designate fails to form new government
Hopes of a a much needed political agreement in Lebanon have been dashed after the country’s Prime Minister designate Saad al-Hariri and President Michel Aoun failed to agree on a new cabinet line up leading to the premier’s resignation.