Middle East Experience

The war in Ukraine could last “for years,” NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warned in an interview published Sunday by German daily newspaper Bild, while reiterating calls for Western countries to provide long-term support to Kyiv. “We must be prepared for this to last for years,” the secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization said.For the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.“We must not weaken in our support of Ukraine, even if the costs are high -- not only in terms of military support but also because of rising energy and food prices.”He told Bild that the food and fuel costs are nothing compared to the one paid daily by Ukrainians on the frontline, warning “we would have to pay an even greater price” if Russian President Vladimir Putin were to achieve Moscow’s goals in Ukraine.The NATO chief has in the past week ramped up calls for alliance members to back Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s invasion. Repeating his calls for NATO member nations to continue delivering weapons to Kyiv, Stoltenberg said the hardware support could increase “the likelihood of Ukraine being able to push Putin’s troops out of the Donbas region.”The easternmost Donbas region of Ukraine is currently partly under the control of Russian forces.Ukrainian defense minister Oleksiy Reznikov and other officials this week met with around 50 countries of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group at NATO headquarters to ask for a surge in weapons and ammunition.Read more:Russia putting world in danger of famine, warns EUTop Azovstal commanders transferred to Russia for investigationFive civilians killed, 12 wounded in Donetsk: Officials
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: NATO chief says war in Ukraine could last ‘for years’

The country's low crime rates and high level of security have secured it a spot in the world's top ten safest countries..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Qatar crowned ‘most peaceful’ country in region

The Qatari state-owned company began looking into potential partners in 2019 for the major project, with production expected to start before the end of 2025. QatarEnergy has named Italy’s oil…..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: QatarEnergy names Italy’s Eni as second partner in North Field East Project

Qatar's young film talents have yet again proven their resilience by dominating the upcoming Arab Film Festival..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Five DFI-funded films to screen at Rotterdam's Arab Film Festival

Qatar is the largest Arab investor in Algeria, accounting for 74% of all foreign investments as the two countries share numerous memoranda in different sectors. Qatari and Algerian businessmen discussed…..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Qatar, Algeria to dive into tourism, real estate investments

Around 600 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines were delivered by Qatar Airways Cargo to various countries around the world during the course of the pandemic..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Qatar Airways' profits skyrocket to .5 billion ahead of World Cup

"The issue that we have here is that we don’t have a bill," Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee told Fox News.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: No deal to end gun violence, US Republican lawmaker says

The church, like the city of Mosul where it stands, has seen its share of war and destruction throughout its history.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Christian relics found when restoring ancient Iraq church ISIS destroyed

At age 13, the Palestinian boy stabbed a 12-year-old Israeli.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Israel set to reject Palestinian stabber Ahmad Manasrah’s 3rd parole bid

Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Path Movement's march of return rally in Brussels will call for the dissolution of Israel and its expulsion from the UN.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Terrorism-linked NGO praising 'armed resistance' to march in Brussels