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Lavrov: Force Will Not Resolve the Middle East Crisis and We Are Ready to Compensate for E...
SadaNews - Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Wednesday that it is not easy to resolve the crisis in the Middle East amid increasing tensions between the United States and Iran.
Lavrov added during a visit to China that attempts to resolve the conflict by force in the Middle East will l...
Tunisia.. New Ruling Sentences Rached Ghannouchi to 20 Years in Prison
SadaNews - A Tunisian court has sentenced the leader of the Ennahda Islamic Movement, Rached Ghannouchi, to 20 years in prison on charges of conspiracy against state security in the case known in the media as "the Ramadan gathering."
The sentence also includes the movement's leaders, Youssef Al-Nou...
"تهديد بخسارة حاضنته واتهام بالكفر".. الشرع يفجر غضب المتشددين بتهنئة مسيحيي سوريا بالفصح
Europe Reacts.. The Implications of the End of Orban's 16-Year Rule in Hungary
SadaNews - The parliamentary elections in Hungary held yesterday, Sunday, have ended Prime Minister Viktor Orban's continuous rule for 16 years, following a sweeping victory for the opposition "Tisa" party led by Peter Magyary, who garnered 53% of the votes and 138 seats out of 199 in the National A...
French Court Convicts Lafarge of Financing ISIS in Syria
SadaNews - A French court convicted the French cement company (Lafarge) on Monday of paying money to the Islamic State and "other jihadist groups" to ensure the continued operation of its factory in Syria.
The court found that the company, acquired by the Swiss group "Holcim", paid millions of doll...
Russian Writer: Purely Civilian Technologies May Provide Better Protection than a Nuclear...
SadaNews - The Russian writer Evgeny Fedorov believes that some countries can protect themselves with purely civilian technologies if they involve unique competencies, citing the so-called "silicon shield" of Taiwan as an example.
In an article on the Voyenoye Obozreniye military affairs website, t...
The Fall of Orban May Lead to Resolution of Stalled Issues Between Hungary and the Europea...
SadaNews - The defeat of Viktor Orban in the Hungarian elections has brought great relief in Brussels, as the European Union has had to deal for years with a Hungarian Prime Minister closely associated with Russian President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump, who has obstructed seve...
How Can Straits Be Closed and What Does Maritime Law Say About It?
SadaNews - Straits are the lifeblood of global trade and industry, through which energy shipments and supply chains nourish various sectors of industry. They are essential for various forms of trade across continents.
They are also vital passages for major naval powers that rely on operations far f...
Moscow: Sending UN Forces to Secure Bushehr Nuclear Plant Depends on Iran's Approval
SadaNews - Kirill Logvinov, head of the international organizations department at the Russian Foreign Ministry, confirmed that sending UN forces to ensure the security of the Iranian Bushehr nuclear plant is contingent upon Tehran's approval.
He stated, "The deployment of forces to secure the Bushe...
Millions of Sudanese Live on One Meal a Day: "They Eat Tree Leaves and Animal Feed"
SadaNews - A report published today, Monday, by a group of organizations revealed that millions in Sudan live on just one meal a day, as the food crisis in the country worsens and fears of its spread increase.
The ongoing war in Sudan between the army and the "Rapid Support Forces", which enters it...
Lacking Food Security.. Daraa Camp Without "Basic Living Essentials"
SadaNews - The suffering of Palestinian refugees in the Daraa camp in southern Syria is increasing day by day, as living conditions deteriorate and essential services decline, amid a lack of income sources and ongoing economic pressures that have exhausted the residents.
Residents say that their da...
Rituals Amidst Bombardment and Fear... This is How Southern Lebanon Celebrated Easter
SadaNews - This year, Easter is unlike any other in the past. Between the south, Beirut, the Bekaa Valley, and the mountain, the Lebanese are spread across a geography burdened by bombardment and fear, where the rituals of the holiday blend with the sounds of planes and explosions, reflecting an exc...