The opening of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial on Sunday was a moment of intense national shame and intense national pride. The shame is obvious: the serving prime minister taking ... ( read original story ...)
As Libya conflict increases, anti-Israel voices seek to spin the narrative
Israel’s name was moved above Saudi Arabia, France, the UAE and Syria, as one off the supposed “belligerents” on the Wikipedia list of supporters of eastern Libya House of Representatives. ( read original story ...)
How Israel and the Arab World Are Making Peace Without a Peace Deal
Turns out that solving the Palestinian question isn’t essential after all. And the Trump administration, Israel and a few of the Gulf Arabs seem fine with that. ( read original story ...)
Tajikistan: Arrests spark fresh unrest in Pamirs
This episode marks only the latest in a long series of confrontations between the population of the Pamirs and the central government in Tajikistan. The last serious swell of unrest came in 2018. In ... ( read original story ...)
Jim Jordan talks ‘Great American Comeback,’ IG departures, Clinton, Flynn case
A report that the U.S. could see strong economic growth as states emerge from months of coronavirus shutdowns had U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, sounding optimistic Tuesday during an appearance on “.” ... ( read original story ...)
Former Teammate Backs Lionel Messi To Have His Own Michael Jordan ‘Last Dance’ Moment With Argentina
Lionel Messi’s former Argentina teammate, Lucas Biglia, has claimed that the Barcelona skipper can have his own Michael Jordan "Last Dance" moment if he manages to lead his national team to FIFA World ... ( read original story ...)
Missile attack on Yemen army command in Marib kills at least 7
Military sources say chief of staff in Marib province survived attack blamed on Houthis, but son and nephew did not. ( read original story ...)
Malaysia Adds Fewest Virus Cases Since March After Surge Among Migrant Workers
Malaysia reported the smallest increase in new coronavirus cases since March 12, after it saw a surge of infections among migrant workers earlier this week. ( read original story ...)
Malaysia reports 60 new coronavirus cases
Malaysia reported 60 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of known infections to 7,245, the health ministry said on Sunday. The number of fatalities remained unchanged at 115, it said. ( read original story ...)
Malaysia’s Axiata to Pick Two 5G Vendors, in Move That Could Curb Reliance on Huawei
Axiata Group Bhd, Malaysia's third-biggest telecom operator by subscribers, said it would select two equipment suppliers to roll out 5G services, opening the door for the likes of Ericsson to fight it ... ( read original story ...)