Iran-Bahrain relations have always been associated with many ups and downs throughout history During this time the two countries repeatedly cut ties between them and then revived it again.
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This week marks the 27th edition of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), a kind of Russian version of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz strongly supports the expulsion of those who commit major crimes, regardless of their country of origin, including Syria and Afghanistan, in a key policy speech he made in the Bundestag on Thursday.
Israel has intensified its attack on Hamas, specifically targeting the Rafah region, which had been officially declared a “safe zone”.
Bucharest, the vibrant and bustling capital of Romania, is set to achieve a significant infrastructural milestone with the announcement of a new airport in the southern part of the city.
According to four people with firsthand knowledge of the situation, China has officially announced that it would not be attending the peace summit in Ukraine that Switzerland is hosting next month.
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez met in Madrid on Wednesday with the members of the Joint Arab-Islamic Ministerial Committee on Gaza in a major diplomatic encounter.
Thailand has formally added Romania to its list of nations whose people can visit the Kingdom without a visa, marking a historic move that is expected to strengthen bilateral ties and increase tourism.
Saudi Arabia announced on Sunday the appointment of Faisal bin Saud Al-Mejfel as the new ambassador to Damascus, marking the first such appointment in over a decade.
In the books of journalism, few stories stand out as dramatically as the recent exposé by Anca Alexandrescu and Cozmin Gusa, two intrepid Romanian journalists who have bravely dismantled the veil of secrecy surrounding Romania’s Deep State.