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Fleeing violence in Myanmar, thousands camp along Thai border river

Reuters More than 1,400 civilians and protesters have been killed by Myanmar security forces since the coup. Thousands of Myanmar

Reuters The airmen also faced danger from their fellow countrymen as Afghanistan came unglued. Hours before Kabul fell to the

by Dalia Ziada Egyptian leadership will welcome the Qatari investments in its booming energy sector. On December 13th, the oil

The picture in Iran after 100 days seems a little bit clearer. Everything is moving—but backwards. On June 20, 2021,

Reuters “I voted (for Erdogan) for years… Watch now, he won’t be able to save himself” Turkish labourer Hasan Sarikaya

With Biden, the threats to use the military to end the Iranian nuclear crisis have vanished. Sanctions are being removed,

Washington (Reuters) – U.S. and Israeli defense chiefs are expected on Thursday to discuss possible military exercises that would prepare

Sydney (Reuters) – Four people were killed during violent anti-government protests in the Solomon Islands that prompted Australia to send

Reuters Iran has breached many of its deal’s restrictions Talks on reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal are to resume

by Cyrus Yaqubi Iran’s biggest problem is the institutionalized corruption in its economy. Turkey is facing a severe economic crisis