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Israel's defense minister held talks with the Palestinian president in the first high-level meeting between the two sides in years. The meeting between Benny Gantz and Mahmoud Abbas signaled a possible shift of direction after the complete breakdown of communication between Abbas and Israeli leaders in recent years. This communication gap came primarily under the leadership of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Backed by former U.S. President Donald Trump, Netanyahu pursued a hard-line policy toward the Palestinians. During their actions, he approved pro-Israeli policies such as moving the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to contested Jerusalem. Abbas halted most contacts with the U.S. and Israel during those years after seeing the cold in communication. A White House issued a statement saying Biden reiterated to Bennett his support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and underscored the importance of steps to improve the lives of Palestinians. ...

Here’s something interesting that I want to share today. It’s about how OPEC+, the oil makers' collusion drove by Saudi Arabia and Russia, meets this week for the principal trial of the new system set up at July's gathering, and which produced results from the first of this current month.   Notwithstanding some foundation commotion and no absence of newsworthy occasions in August, the keen cash is on a "business as usual" way to deal with the slow loosening up of the emotional cuts, which have rebalanced worldwide business sectors and prompted consistently rising costs for as long as a year.   Personally, there have been some good and bad times in that period, prominently in the principal long stretches of this current month, when the impacts of the delta variation of COVID-19 appeared to be set to compel financial movement in the US and Asia, and subsequently, push down interest for the remainder of the year.

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s like the remainder of the world, Arab nations are intently following improvements in the Afghanistan field. In fact, The Center Eastern countries dread that the conflict-torn nation will indeed slide into a staggering common conflict, actually like the one that started in the late many years of the twentieth century.  There is no doubt that the severe encounters of Afghanistan's new past are unsettling to local nations, fundamentally the Arab countries. Thinking about this, the authority announced places of most Arab nations and Gulf states with the exception of Qatar, which gives off an impression of being a solid patron of the Taliban can be perceived. For me, These Arab concerns are not fanciful. Undoubtedly, they depend on a very substantial reality, which incorporates profound established relations between the Taliban and the administrative system in Iran that have developed in the course of recent many years,...

There are people who were on the run and couldn’t settle in any nation all the time they were alive and unfortunately, with the ongoing war, these people don’t even have access to the grave after being dead. Just plain concrete gravestones painted with a number and the word “Afghan” were seen against all those unidentified migrants who died trying to enter Turkey through the rough mountainous border with Iran.   People have died escaping from conflict or poverty, mostly from Afghanistan but also from other countries in the region. Thousands of people even succumbed after exposure to extreme weather whereas others died being the victim of unfortunate accidents as their smugglers crammed people in trucks and boats.   People who were not identified were buried in dirt lots in special sections of cemeteries near the borders of Iran. Their grave markers bear as well which states their nationality or date of death if it is disclosed or known.   An official said that during the ...

An aircraft being operated in coalition with the United States has shot down a drone over the Syrian sky on Saturday. They supposedly felt that it was a threat to the country and hence this move was taken.  The US military confirmed the news on Monday while also asserting they had strong itel about the threat that the drone apparently possessed.  The spokesperson of the US army Colonel Wayne Marotto said, “Coalition aircraft successfully engaged and defeated a UAS through the air to air engagement in the vicinity of Mission Support Site Green Village.” Recently the US officials had expressed that it was deeply concerned about the dangers that the US personnel possess in Syria and Iraq and hence it will be regularly monitoring the situation and will take every needful step in this regard. Earlier few diplomats and troops were attacked in the region by three drones and rockets which wounded two American service members. 

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about how  Lebanon verifiably has been related to business, culture, and custom. The " Switzerland of the Middle East " was a place that is known for excellence, with a solid monetary area and stable administration. I don't perceive my nation today. Single-word embodies the situation in Lebanon: Crisis.   For me, The clear option in contrast to the current foundation, the association's main goal is to make a non-partisan framework that will uncover debasement and convey financial thriving. They are visionaries, testing the political elites who are managing a Lebanon in decrease. This will require some investment, yet I am certain that Lebanon's future is more splendid than where we are today.   Meanwhile, what Lebanon earnestly needs is an administration of specialists, one that can open International Monetary Fund support that will pummel the brakes on the financial freefall. A completely workin...

The world is left in shock after the release of a video where Afghan refugees have been pushed inside a box size room in Qatar where they are forced to use one toilet and even the most basic of facilities are absent. After the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, many residents have fled to various countries and Qatar is one of them. Little they knew about the treatment they will be getting upon crossing the border and reaching Qatar. Hundreds of Afghani refugees have been shoved into a room which is equipped with only one washroom and authorities seem to be completely ignorant about the possibilities of Covid-19 outbreak in the area. The video was shared by an Afghan news agency Asvaa and it can be clearly seen that hundreds of men and women are inside a refugee camp in Qatar and the facility lacks anything that would make it easier for refugees to survive the hot climate of the country. https://twitter.com/AsvakaNews/status/1428341343160467463?s=20 The news site claimed that the refugees...

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about the US president who didn't disclose to his companions and adversaries why there was no essential leave plan or why the NATO partners that remained by his powers were not educated. Along with this, Biden is confronting a rush of homegrown and worldwide analysis over the manner by which the tactical withdrawal was executed. He decided to overlook this in his comments and, all things being equal, messed with some old animosity by declining to take any inquiries from correspondents.  Looking at it, Biden is confronting a rush of homegrown and worldwide analysis over the manner by which the tactical withdrawal was executed. He decided to overlook this in his comments and, all things being equal, messed with some old animosity by declining to take any inquiries from correspondents. Here’s the question: The US is no more? Don't worry about it. With the assistance and participation of the Pakistan government, Ch...

The geographical location of Afghanistan is extremely crucial and that is the reason that neighboring and European countries are concerned about what will be the situation after the Taliban’s takeover of the nation.  It was assumed that it would take the next four to five days for the Taliban to capture the whole of Afghanistan but it happened way quicker and that has further increased the concerns of the nations who are not prepared to tackle a disturbance in the region. If things were to keep going the way they are right now then it is highly possible that Afghani people might flee to other countries increasing the refugee pressure on that particular nation. Regional capitals and European countries are also subtly criticizing the United States for leaving the nation in such a state.  The American troops have been stationed in the country for 20 years and despite best efforts, Washington has failed to create a stable government in the nation for governing purposes that could ...

Taliban has officially taken over Afghanistan after the dangerous terror group gained control of the capital city of Kabul on Monday. The members of the group entered the presidential room as the Afghan president Ashraf Ghani fled from the country citing saving the country from any further bloodshed.  The situation had deteriorated after the United States president Joe Biden called for the complete removal of the American troops from the country after 20 years of involvement in the infighting. But to say that it was solely the fault of the Taliban that the Afghani government lost control over the country would be wrong.  Taliban received tremendous support from Qatar and a few leaders of Iran who are openly showing their friendship to the Talibani leaders and supporting the takeover despite knowing what damage it is capable of doing.  In fact, Qatar has been heavily involved in funding the dreaded group and it became more evident after the Talibani spokesperson sheltered ...

Just one man was responsible for the much-required change in the Arab nations in 2011. A common man, merely doing his job, was capable of bringing such a change that differentiated the politics of the region and the history lives by to tell the tale. But do you think everything is alright now? Have all the sufferings ended in the region? People definitely don’t seem to feel so.  An incident that took place earlier this week gave a glimpse of what Arab Spring 2.0 would look like in 2021. This was when Yassine Lekhmidi, a 25-year-old man in the city of Sidi Bennour, died by burning himself after witnessing local police officials not cooperating. It so happened that Lekhmidi was protesting against Covid-19 and the police caught him without a mask driving a food cart. They confiscated the cart because of him not wearing the mask but despite paying the fine, they did not return him the cart.  Fed up with their behavior and tension about him not being able to provide for his family,...

Here’s something interesting I want to share today. It’s about how an alarming situation is developing at the possibility of the Taliban unseating the Kabul government, however, that result is only one of three situations for Afghanistan's future in the midst of mounting military vulnerability and an unfurling human misfortune.  There is no doubt that energy is with the Taliban, which has taken more area in Afghanistan in the previous two months than they did in the previous 20 years. The extremists presently are assessed to control 66% of the nation as unfamiliar powers pull out after an extensive commitment that was one of the costliest and most yearning unfamiliar activities ever. Looking at it, even as the Taliban look to convey a "knockout blow" to President Ashraf Ghani's administration, extended common conflict is as yet the situation that many prepared savants.

Here's something I want to share today. It’s about how it is never up to Hezbollah alone to begin a conflict except if its Iranian supporters call for one. Neither could Israel start a contention without the gift of the US. As indicated by specialists, Hezbollah's focusing on no man's land as opposed to Israeli armed force positions shows that the rocket strike was intended to be a simple message or cautioning to Israel against any activity focused on Iran appropriate.  For me, Lebanon's boundary clashes that hazard a hard and fast conflict ought to be seen through such a crystal. Notwithstanding its battle to reduce its profound monetary and social troubles, Iran's deception will proceed with interfering, shadow or apparitions called down wars, while a bustling West is trusting just to reschedule another round of talks in Vienna to restart the slowed down 2015 atomic arrangement.

After 44 years, Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi announced the rise of the price of pita, something that the country and the current generation were not expecting. Sisi is rapidly moving towards implementing economic reforms but what he foremost needs is the support of the people of his country but will it be possible with the recent line of moves by the president? The hike in the price of bread was dropped like a bomb on people at the dedication of a Silo Foods food production complex near Cairo. Recently the Arab country’s leader said that the time has come to increase the price of pita. With this announcement, the whole went into shock thinking about the reasons why this decision was taken. Sisi said, “It’s inconceivable that for 20 pitas, people pay the price of a single cigarette.” The announcement made it clear that there are some serious changes that the country needs to witness.  It is to be noted that over four decades, the country has not once seen a rise in a pita...

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about the rebranding is an undeniable sign to the Taliban that Afghan Shiites won't be simple prey as in the past. In any case, the gently prepared state army is probably not going to whip the fight solidified Taliban. The inability to appropriately guard the Hazara people group, too other Shiite components, implies a new inflow of exiles to Iran and a further weight on the nation's disintegrating economy.  Looking at it, another worry is Iran's elevated assaults on business delivering in the Sea of Oman and the Arabian gulf. The assaults, for example, the one on the Mercer Street big hauler, the further danger the shaky overall influence in the generally pained waters. The idea of conceivable deniability has become impractical given the various satellites observing the region. Plus the big hauler was or Operation Praying Mantis won't just crush Iran's maritime armada yet in addition further strain ...

Haniyeh, who is a political leader of Hamas met newly elected Iranian President Raisi to update him about the situation in the Gaza strip. The region is ruled predominantly by militants of Hamas. -ruled Gaza Strip and described the ramifications of May's hostilities with Israel, the militant organization said in a statement. He talked about the hostilities with the Israeli government in May and presented him with the developments in the Palestinian arena, including the controversial case of East Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood and the expansion of Israel settlements in the West Bank. The official statement read that, the Hamas leader stressed that the Palestinian people will continue to battle against the Israeli occupation.  Raisi, on his part, promised that Iran would keep supporting Hamas. President Raisi, himself is under the lens of international organizations. Earlier he had been accused of human rights abuses when he was a judge. Though he promised to take steps t...

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about the international concerns, as in homegrown legislative issues and in real life, reality chomps. It can penetrate a story with which we have gotten excessively recognizable to the purpose of carelessness, driving us to go up against an account that challenges our presumptions. It is awful enough that we realize the new reality to be more genuine than the former; it is far more atrocious to realize that, at some stage, we need to let it out. That is until we understand that acknowledgment offers openings that our past convictions were slowing down.  You could contend that the marking of the Abraham Accords last year was such a second for the Palestinian administration. The arrangements featured an impact between the profoundly held convictions of equity and honesty, and the dissatisfaction of the individuals who needed another bearing for the Middle East and saw a chance to accomplish that, not by forfeiting t...

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about how I am stunned when people express that individuals will rebuff their chiefs at the following year's decisions or that either drive is probably going to carry fuel to enact the perishing power matrix, restock drug store retires or give petroleum to run the youngsters to class.  Looking at it, one expectation all that will stay a chance despite everything. However, a more critical glance at Lebanon's inward partitions, which nobody needs to address, the settled in the dissension that has tormented the local entertainers that have impact over the nation, and the vanishing of any upright or shameless compass on the global level because of a non-arrangement of goals between the no-more extended predominant West and the more-confident East, like China and Russia, leave it in an escalated care ward without power.  For me, It is left running on batteries as the medical caretaker's line for a visa to move a...

Here’s something I want to share today. It’s about how one of the numerous magnificent exercises of the Abraham Accords is that Arab states are prepared to lead the district, including taking a greater amount of the aggregate liability regarding giving harmony, security and strength. For a long time, the US has worked connected at the hip with Arab states, from advancement to now confidence.  Looking at it, Through our political and financial may, we debilitated Bashar Assad's conflict machine, pushed back on Iran's provincial animosity, and have ceaselessly attempted to expedite illusive harmony among Israel and the Palestinians. We keep on burning through billions of dollars supporting Egypt, Israel and Iraq, and preparing militaries to guard delicate governments. Clearly, only one out of every odd arrangement activity has been great or finished well, yet there have been victories where the area is more steady, quiet, and prosperous today than it has been in many years.

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s the exercise of the Aug. 4 atrocity is that tolerating the Nasrallah-Aoun system implies tolerating pioneers who barely care about killing their own residents. On the off chance that we permit Lebanon to keep dividing, it makes the way for calamities of a limitlessly more noteworthy extent than the port blast.  Looking at it, This calamity should be our reminder for initiating another Lebanon. There is no salvation for a framework that is no good. Our solitary salvation is through on the whole banishing the individuals who plotted in Lebanon's destruction and who stay married to an archaic and intrinsically degenerate partisan framework. For me, The glorious Lebanon we know and love can in any case be saved, on the off chance that we join to modify a common, sovereign country established in law and order and equity for all.