Mid East Daily

Syria has suddenly become the centre of attention amongst the US and European nations. The IAEA team is now in the country to inspect the alleged damaged nuclear plant bombed by Israel. The US says the Syrians have cleared the site and rebuilt it,..

Lebanon is a country without a standing Parliament, and a President at the moment and yet regional players are having a go at each other making it immensely difficult for the international community to find a solution in installing a legitimate...

Nearly two million Iraqis who fled to Syria and Jordan are not willing to return to their homes. Recently the Iraqi government has arranged a bus from Damascus to Baghdad to to bring Iraqis back. But most of the people who returned to Baghdad, not...

It seems that US is in no mood to give diplomacy a chance when dealing with Syria and Iran (countries included in America's axis of evil). Syria is long been accused by the United States of fomenting unrest in Lebanon and Iraq, but the brand new...

Now comes the confirmation of what the New York Times had said earlier, quoting US State government officials [off the record of course], that North Korea has been clandestinely supplying Syria with nuclear technology. Commercial satellite images, taken..

This could be the coup of the year. Syria might be one of the sensitive spots in the Middle Eastern region but one would have hardly expected this somewhat small nation to possess nuclear power. But in a world where all nations are vying for more...

We all know that Imperialistic aspirations are not yet over in the world. The next thing we know is: Imperialism and divide and rule policy goes side by side - same thing that Britain did in India sixty years ago. And in Iraq, its implication is not.

The debate in the Lebanon's assembly to elect the President has heated up between the US backed Fouad Siniora's Govt. and the rival faction backed by Syria and Iran. The presidential election is never a home affair but something thrust upon them....

Patting few and discarding critics is what US's intransigence and its Mideast policy is all about. Arabs wary of US policies and amid such suspicions if US invites Arabs for the peace talks, it's a matter of suspicion. Of course, one is hardly...

Isn't it? You threaten...I'll do the same. You attack... I'll do the same. This of course is about Iran. A spark neglected burns the house, how about Mideast? Well, that's what the explosive Mideast needs to go on blazing all the way. T