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Syrian Kurdish-led forces take control of Qamishlo neighborhood after ceasefire ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – Northeast Syria’s Internal Security Forces (Asayish) declared control over the al-Tay neighborhood in Qamishlo city following several days of clashes with pro-government fighters after a permanent ceasefire with Russian support was declared. “A permanent truce, mediated and guaranteed by the SDF [Syrian Democratic Forces] and Russian forces, has been reached in Qamishlo city. The Asayish...

UN aids found at National Defence headquarters ! Big amounts of WFP and IMCs humanitarian aids were found by the Internal Security Forces in a headquarter that was used by the mercenaries of the National Defence Forces that substantiates exploitation by the Syrian Government of humanitarian aids.  NEWS DESK At least 1000 cartoons of the United Nations were found inside the Fadhel Abdula Aziz School in the Tayy Quarter that was made as a military headquarter in the combing operation carried o...

Longden signs MOU with ISF leadership Last Friday, Head of the British Embassy Martin Longden met with caretaker Minister of Interior Mohamed Fehmi and the Director General of the Internal Security Forces General Imad Othman to sign a Memorandum of Understanding that anchors the continuity of co-operation with the Internal Security Forces (ISF) under the British Policing Support Programme, worth £18.5m (2019-2022). The MOU signed during the ISF’s Strategic Programme Management Commit...

Thousands of families in Lebanon can no longer afford to buy food. Between a collapsing economy, damage to the capital following the port explosion last August, and soaring Covid-19 cases, Lebanon teeters on the brink. While the social and economic climate has redanuced the quality of life for everyone in the country, women and girls have been disproportionately affected in ways both obvious and invisible. A vast majority of those with intersecting vulnerabilities – migrant workers, women wit...

BEIRUT: A Lebanese judge on Wednesday raided the offices of Mecattaf money exchange company in Awkar for a third time, a day after the Supreme Judicial Council referred her to the Judicial Inspection Authority (JIA). Judge Ghada Aoun, Mount Lebanon’s public prosecutor, was accompanied by supporters of the Free Patriotic Movement (FPM). She was previously dismissed from an investigation into possible breaches of currency export rules. “What is happening is a rebellion that will duly be deal...

Archyde April 18, 2021 by archyde Tunisian President Qais Saeed said that the head of state is the supreme commander of the military, security and civil armed forces and for all the wires mentioned in the law related to the civilian armed forces, in “exciting” statements that will open a new constitutional debate in the country, in a step that would fuel the conflict of powers And the distribution of competencies between Saeed and the President of the Government, the Meshchy at the head of ...

Share Video: Former Lebanese Minister of Justice Ashraf Rifi: Hizbullah Is a Collaborator of “Mini-Nazi” Iran, Enemy of Lebanon; It Is Leading Lebanon to Suicide #8774 | 01:42 Source: Al-Arabiya Network (Dubai/Saudi Arabia) General (Ret.) Ashraf Rifi, Lebanons former Minister of Justice and the former Director-General of the Internal Security Forces said that Hizbullah poses a threat to Lebanon and that it is an enemy of Lebanon. He made these remarks in an interview with Al-Arabiya Networ...

Former Lebanese justice minister: Hezbollah is an enemy of the state Former Lebanese justice minister: Hezbollah is an enemy of the state Former Lebanese police chief Maj. Gen. (ret.) Ashraf Rifi compares Iran to Nazi Germany and says Hezbollah is leading Lebanon to suicide. Former Lebanese justice minister and chief of police Maj. Gen. (ret.) Ashraf Rifi speaks with Saudi Arabias Al Arabiya TV on April 5, 2021. (MEMRI) Spread the word. (April 8, 2021 / MEMRI) Former Lebanese justice minister ...

BEIRUT: Lebanese police arrested a housemaid accused of stealing $50,000 in cash from her employer in a case that highlights the country’s desperate dollar shortage. The theft is believed to be one of the largest cash robberies since the deepening economic crisis destroyed the value of the Lebanese pound and led to banks blocking dollar withdrawals. The Cameroonian housemaid, who worked for a Lebanese employer in Beirut’s Achrafieh district, admitted stealing the money and running away on M...