Biden On 9/11 On the occasion of the commemoration of the September 11, 2001 attacks in the USA, President Joe Biden described national unity as the greatest strength of the United States. In the days after the attacks, heroic action, resilience and “a true sense of national unity” were demonstrated, Biden said in a video …
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UN Accuses Ethiopia Of Humanitarian Blockade Of Tigray The United Nations humanitarian coordinator in Ethiopia has accused the government of blocking aid in the northern crisis region of Tigray. Ethiopia– The government in Addis Ababa is preventing sufficient relief supplies, fuel and personnel from reaching those in need through bureaucratic requirements, said Grant Leaity, the …
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AWS Disables ISIS Propaganda Website Amazon Web Services removes an ISIS propaganda website that used its Amazon hosting service to promote and celebrate the Kabul bombing. Amazon late Friday disabled a website used by a propaganda arm of the Islamic State that celebrated the suicide bombing that killed at least 170 people in Kabul on …
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A Possible New Attack In Kabul In The Next 24-36 Hours US President Joe Biden warned Saturday that a new attack in Kabul within the next 24 to 36 hours is highly likely. Washington – USA – “The situation on the ground continues to be extremely dangerous, and the threat of terrorist attacks on the …
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Biden On Afghanistan US President Joe Biden expressed his conviction that he made the right decision on Afghanistan. “My job is to make judgments that no one else can or won’t,” Biden said in an interview at the White House. “I did, and I’m sure I’m absolutely right not to make the decision to send …
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The Afghan National Team Player Dies Afghan and international news reports circulated the death of Afghan national team player, Zaki Anwari, after clinging to one of the evacuation planes that carried foreign nationals and Afghan citizens who left the country due to the Taliban’s control. Afghanstan-Kabul – Zaki Anwari, Afghan national football team player, died …
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Poland Withdraws Part Of Controversial Judicial Reform Poland is reversing part of its judicial reform and thus giving way to the dispute with the European Union. Poland– The government in Warsaw announced today that the judges’ disciplinary body will be dissolved. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) had ruled that the body contradicted the laws …
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Hamid Nouri Was Arrested In Cinematic Way The International Court of Justice in Sweden begins the trial of the Iranian serial killer Hamid Nouri, who participated in the brutal killing of 5,000 prisoners of political opponents inside prisons. Sweden– The arrest of “Hamid Nouri” the Iranian serial killer who participated in the execution of 5,000 …
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The Germans Must Leave Afghanistan Germany urged its citizens Thursday to leave Afghanistan by air as soon as possible due to the deteriorating security situation there. Germany- “We urge Afghan citizens on Afghan soil to seize the opportunity and leave the country on scheduled flights as soon as possible,” the German Foreign Ministry said on …
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Tunisian President Wants To Take Action Against Corruption After the government was disempowered, Tunisian President Kais Saied wants to take action against corruption in his own words. Tunis- At a meeting with the UTICA union yesterday, Saied hinted that crackdowns on corruption cases were imminent but said there was “no intention of harming or abusing …
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