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Insight on Gaza’s Infrastructure

The media outlets give considerable coverage for the continued flaming situation in Palestine, Gaza in particular. The issue of the two balanced battling powers of Israel and “Hamas” are all

Agreement for sharing Nile not so agreeable

Four African countries on Friday signed a new treaty for the sharing of the Nile waters despite notable absence and opposition from the largest sharers, Egypt and Sudan .

Freedom Flotilla: Israel’s threats will not stop us from sailing to Gaza

The organizers of the Freedom Flotilla convoy said Saturday that Israel’s intimidation tactics will not stop aid boats from sailing to the besieged Gaza Strip.

A week of philosophical encounters

Speakers and Lectures: Cengiz Aktar, A Muslim Member of the European Union Sadik Al-Azm, Turkey, Secularism and the EU: A View from Damascus Gil Anidjar, ‘Was al-Andalus Here or There?’

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain call for lifting siege on Gaza

Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have expressed concern over the continued Israeli siege on the Palestinian people especially in Gaza Strip and called for its immediate end.

Sayel: Egyptian natural gas is the best solution to Gaza power crisis

Director of Palestine electricity company Walid Sayel on Wednesday called on Egypt to provide Gaza power station with natural gas as the optimal radical solution to the crisis.

Gaza power station partially operates

The Gaza electricity company announced that the power generation station has been partially operating after limited quantities of fuel reached the Strip afternoon Sunday.

Hebrew media: Barak, Fayyad responsible for Gaza power crisis

Ehud Barak, the Israeli war minister, has instructed Salam Fayyad, the premier of the illegitimate Ramallah government, to tighten the noose on the Gaza Strip through gradually reducing the payment

Belgium moves towards public ban of niqab and burka

Belgium is preparing to impose a nationwide ban on the niqab, or the face-covering veil.

The Death of Ukraine’s Orange Revolution

Victor Yanukovich’s inauguration in March as the new President of Ukraine marked the death of the “Orange Revolution.” To the Obama administration’s consternation, Ukraine has gone red.