South Korea would consider expanding home treatment of COVID-19 patients as infections skyrocketed this month after the government has eased restrictions under the “living with COVID-19” scheme in November. Senior … Read more
The US Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns said that Washington has seen no evidence that Iran is weaponizing its nuclear program. Burns said during a conference organized by the … Read more
Israel announced the completion of a sensor-equipped underground wall on its side of Gaza in a bid to quell any sort of threat posing to the country’s safety. “This barrier, … Read more
A top official of the World Health Organization (WHO) said existing vaccines should still protect people who contract the Omicron variant from severe Covid cases. WHO Emergencies Director Dr. Mike … Read more
The National Museum of Afghanistan has reopened once again for the first time since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in mid-August amid the hurried withdrawal of US and NATO troops … Read more
Australian officials will not attend the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed on Dec. 8, joining the United States in a diplomatic boycott. Morrison told reporters in … Read more
Saudi authorities said on Dec. 7 that the man French police arrested in Paris has “nothing to do” with the 2018 murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Earlier in the day, … Read more
The two Arabic countries, Oman and Saudi Arabia have signed 13 Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) worth $30 billion. The agreements are included in sectors of energy, renewable energy, pharmaceutical industries … Read more
The UN Human Rights Commission on Tuesday praised the government of Uzbekistan for its continued support for repatriation of women and children from conflict zones. Uzbekistan was commended for its … Read more
The US government has reportedly started contingency planning for the evacuation of its citizens in Ukraine in case of a Russian invasion. According to CNN’s sources, the Pentagon is identifying … Read more