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The Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union in its 43rd conference in Baghdad, Iraq called on the return of Syria to the Arab League.
Arab Parliamentary Calls on Returning Syria to the Arab League:
https://syrianews.cc/arab-parliamentary-calls-on-returning-syria-to-the-arab-league/
#Syria #News #Politics #Democracy #Parliament #Iraq #ArabLeague #Gulfies #USA #EuropeanUnion #Qatar #Saudi #WarOfTerror #ArabSpring #NATO #Israel #Terrorism
Lebanon obtained Syria's approval to transmit gas from Egypt and electricity from Jordan via the Syrian territories amidst severe shortages.
Lebanon to Import Gas from Egypt and Electricity from Jordan via Syria: https://syrianews.cc/lebanon-to-import-gas-from-egypt-and-electricity-from-jordan-via-syria/ #Syria #News #Damascus #Lebanon #Gas #Electricity #Egypt #Jordan #USA #Terrorism #RegimeChange #Sanctions #Blockade #CaesarAct #EU #Gulfies
Maarat al-Numan city is liberated from NATO terrorists by the Syrian Arab Army and its allies, the city is the largest city in the southern countryside of Idlib province. After the fiercest clashes wi
Maarat al-Numan city is liberated from NATO terrorists by the Syrian Arab Army and its allies, the city is the largest city in the southern countryside of Idlib
Sudan President First Arab Leader to Visit Damascus Since 2011
Sudan President First Arab Leader to Visit Damascus Since 2011
Sudan President Omar Bashir might be a controversial leader among his own people and abroad, but he maintained a thin-line relation between his country and Syria throughout the current US-led ‘War of Terror’ on the Syrian people.
The Sudanese embassy remained open in Damascus, as well as the Syrian mission in Khartum, a large Syrian community fled to Sudan seeking shelter from US-sponsored…
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Our first episode! We introduce ourselves and the lands we love, discuss belonging outside citizenship (non-citizenship, guest workers, transience), the ifs, ands, and buts of hyphenated identities, and Shafaq responds to an accusation from Nandini about when they first met.
Relevant links:
Diana Pinto’s article: Growing up under Different Skies
Tiger on the loose on Doha Expressway
The Economic Reality Of Being A Gulfie
The Economic Reality Of Being A Gulfie
Many resident Indians think that by going to the Gulf, a person is probably set for life and will soon be rolling in money.This assumption is made often on the basis of the lavish houses and weddings that Gulfies go for.The truth is often very different.Sure there are well to do Indian-origin businessmen in the Gulf,and undoubtedly Indians who draw excellent salaries on par with the rest of the…
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