By Bilal Ahmad Donald Trump declares war on North Korea North Korea’s foreign minister has confirmed that US President Donald Trump has declared war on his country. Ri Yong-ho told reporters in New York that North Korea reserved the right to shoot down US bombers. This applied even when…
By Wasim Anwar Boris Johnson “F***s up again” as the UK warns Myanmar over its Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has warned Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi that the treatment of the Muslim Rohingya is “besmirching” the country’s reputation and threatening both her her legitimacy and…
By Sophia Olama Qatar Crisis | Qatar delivers formal response in hand written note Kuwait, which is brokering peace talks in the Qatar Crisis, received an unexpected formal response from Qatar. Qatar’s foreign minister arrived in Kuwait with a handwritten response to demands by four Arab nations. Kuwait is acting…
By Zakiya Afzani Qatar Crisis | After the deadline The latest deadline set by Gulf Arab states for Qatar to abide by a list of 13 demands is due to expire at midnight on Tonight. Qatar has already submitted its response to Kuwaiti mediators and its foreign minister has…
By Zakiya Afzani Gulf News |Qatar Crisis spreads On May 23, Qatar woke up to news of a hack attributing false statements to the emir of Qatar. The fake news was aired on several UAE and Saudi-owned networks in the Gulf. This sparked a series of diplomatic breakdowns between the GCC countries….
By Zakiya Afzani North Korea |Freed US prisoner flown home in coma US student Otto Warmbier has been freed from jail in North Korea, but his parents say he has been in a coma for a year. The US secretary of state said the 22-year-old was on his way…
By Zakiya Afzani Qatar bring in FBI to help ease Gulf tension over alleged QNA hack The US Federal Bureau of Investigation is believed to be helping Qatar investigate the source of an alleged cyberattack that has led to diplomatic tension among some Gulf nations. An FBI team has…
By Zakiya Afzani UAE | Princess to stand trial on Human Trafficking and Slavery charges in Belgium Eight Emirati princesses are standing trial in Brussels after being accused of trafficking servants into Belgium and holding them in near “slavery” conditions, Newspaper ‘ The Independent’ has reported. It has been…
By Zakiya Afzani Assad and Putin accuse Trump of breaking international laws This week Syrian forces launched an air strike against anti-government terror groups in North West Syria. Russian other international observers such as Turkey claim that during the attack a chemical factory being used to create ‘dirty’ or chemical…
By Esteban de Ibrahim Theresa May looks set to declare war on the EU immediately after triggering Article 50 to leave The Spanish southern peninsular of Gibraltar was captured in 1704 by a British-Dutch-Austro-Hungarian coalition in an attempt to control and enforce Christianity into what was then the Islamic Kingdom…
