McDonald’s Middle East sales grow after year-long decline
McDonald’s reported an unexpected rise in global sales, with its business in the Middle east picking up after a year...
Day: 11 February 2025
Sudan: New government on the cards following Khartoum takeover
A new Sudanese government is expected to be formed once the recapture of Khartoum is executed, military sources said on...
Trump proposes US ownership of Gaza, sparking outrage
US President Donald Trump has said he is committed to America buying and owning Gaza on February 9th, according to...
Ten endangered flamingos rescued from Tunisian smugglers
Ten endangered flamingos have been rescued after smugglers were caught attempting to traffic them out of Tunisia, reports the Tunisian...
Trump “committed to buying and owning Gaza”
US President Donald Trump said on February 9th that he is “committed to buying and owning Gaza,” but may permit...
Jurist says Libyan war criminal should not have been freed
It has been revealed that according to jurist Aniello Nappi, Italian police were able to arrest war criminal Al-Masri without...
FIFA launches football Talent Development Programme in Egypt
Former arsenal manager and FIFA Chief of Global Football Development, Arsène Wenger, has introduced a FIFA backed talent development programme...
Syrian refugee among Swedish shooting victims
A Syriac-speaking community in Sweden is grieving the death of an Aleppo refugee, following a mass shooting on February 4th,...
UK government ignored advice to stop selling arms to Saudi Arabia
Senior British officials ignored legal advice urging the UK government to halt arms sales to Saudi Arabia during its war...
DR Congo condemns M23 stratagem as rebels break ceasefire
According to France 24, Rwanda-backed M23 and regular Rwandan forces broke the ceasefire they had unilaterally declared in a dawn...
Jurist says alleged war criminal shouldn’t have been freed
An Italian jurist has showed that the release of alleged Libyan war criminal al-Masri was either a misunderstanding or a...
South Sudan president Kiir sacks top officials
Salva Kiir, president of South Sudan, has sacked two of his vice-presidents, the country's spy chief and other senior officials,...
Tunisia: Ten endangered flamingos rescued from smugglers
Ten endangered flamingos have been rescued as smugglers attempted to traffic them out of Tunisia. According to the BBC on...
Turkey opens consulate in Benghazi as it looks to play arbiter
Turkey is set to open a consulate in the rival Libyan administration of Benghazi as Erdogan looks to play the...
Woman who kept slaves for ISIS in Syria jailed in Sweden
A woman who kept prisoners captured by ISIS as "slaves" in the period of Syria's civil war has been jailed...
