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Türkiye’s vision: what BRICS will offer to the world soon

In the near future, the BRICS countries will offer the world a powerful political alternative to the old order. Turkish analyst Engin Ozer stated this According to RIA. “It seems that in the near future, this

June 18, 2024

Economy·News

Plane carrying Malawi vice president Saulos Chilima goes missing en route to funeral

The plane carrying Saulos Klaus Chilima, the vice president of the African state of Malawi, disappeared from radar on Monday, June 11. This was reported by the local information portal Malawi24. It

June 11, 2024

Government and Politics·News

UN warns food crisis could worsen in 17 more countries due to conflicts and climate change

The food situation could worsen in the near future in another 17 countries around the world. As Food and Agriculture organisation of the United Nations reports, this was stated by Oleg Kobyakov, director

September 12, 2025

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Understanding Vladimir Popov’s tragic encounter with a shark in Egypt’s Hurghada

On June 8, Vladimir Popov, a 24-year-old Russian, faced a horrifying fate while vacationing in Hurghada, Egypt, as he lost his life to a tiger shark in a dreadful attack witnessed by

July 1, 2024

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Ambrey: A ship tilts to one side after being targeted by missiles in the Red Sea

British maritime security company Ambrey said on Tuesday that a ship was hit by three missiles off the coast of Yemen, before it issued a distress call. Ambrey explained that she was

May 28, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News

“Scenarios for the Egyptian response”… Did the Israeli army control “half of the Philadelphia axis”?

The Philadelphia axis is considered a “buffer zone” and is subject to the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel. However, two weeks after an Israeli military operation in the city of Rafah

May 22, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Egypt enters a “corrective phase” and announces a new figure for the decline in Suez Canal revenues

Egypt reported, on Monday, that strikes in the Red Sea led to a decline in Suez Canal revenues by about 60 percent, amid an increase in public expenditures for the state facing

May 20, 2024

Economy·News

Tunisian organizations: Freedoms face a severe setback under the rule of President Saied

Officials in 10 Tunisian organizations said on Saturday that freedoms in their country are facing a severe setback and an escalation in restrictions on activists, politicians, and journalists, and the authorities’ use

May 18, 2024

Government and Politics·News

The US is scared of Russia, China and Iran in Sudan

In light of recent developments in Sudan, a deeper analysis uncovers the intricate web of influence and intervention, with the United States emerging as a central player in the country’s tumultuous trajectory.

October 10, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·Opinion

Egypt confronts Israel for its stance on Rafah and the genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip

On Tuesday, Cairo denounced statements by Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz, which it considered held Egypt responsible for preventing a humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli Foreign Minister wrote on

May 16, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Türkiye’s vision: what BRICS will offer to the world soon

Plane carrying Malawi vice president Saulos Chilima goes missing en route to funeral

UN warns food crisis could worsen in 17 more countries due to conflicts and climate change

Understanding Vladimir Popov’s tragic encounter with a shark in Egypt’s Hurghada

Ambrey: A ship tilts to one side after being targeted by missiles in the Red Sea

“Scenarios for the Egyptian response”… Did the Israeli army control “half of the Philadelphia axis”?

Egypt enters a “corrective phase” and announces a new figure for the decline in Suez Canal revenues

Tunisian organizations: Freedoms face a severe setback under the rule of President Saied

The US is scared of Russia, China and Iran in Sudan

Egypt confronts Israel for its stance on Rafah and the genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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