UK’s Starmer faces criticism over the handling of Gaza conflict
According to a survey, 82% of Muslim representatives from the UK's ruling Labour Party think Prime Minister Keir Starmer has...
Ariana Hashtrudi, Middle East News Editor
UN urges investigation following discovery of bodies in Libya
The UN has called for an investigation over potential extrajudicial killings after many bodies were found in mass graves in...
Sudan and Somalia among countries affected by US travel ban
US President Donald Trump reintroduced a travel policy on June 4th, in which citizens from 12 nations, including Somalia and...
Gaza aid group suspends food delivery for two days
The US-backed group, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), has announced that for a second day it will not distribute food...
Sudan “rejects” UN-affiliated report declaring famine in the country
The Sudanese government rejected a United Nations-backed report on December 29th which reveals that famine has reached five areas within...
Morocco considers family law reforms to strengthen women’s rights
Morocco has sought to give women more rights for guardianship and child custody and aims to restrict polygamous marriage, in...
Israel’s eviction orders on Lebanon “grave breach” of humanitarian law
Israel’s eviction orders following attacks on Lebanon are a grave breach of international humanitarian law, a report published on December...
Egypt approves council formation aiming to “enhance cooperation” with Saudi Arabia
The Egyptian cabinet has given the green light for the establishment of a council which aims to strengthen bilateral relations...
Court upholds prison sentence of former Egyptian presidential candidate
An Egyptian court has reaffirmed a one-year prison sentence for the ex-Egyptian presidential candidate, Ahmed Tantawy and his campaign manager,...
