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Fire kills 82 at Iraqi Covid hospital, health minister suspended 169 BAGHDAD, April 25, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – More than 80 people died Sunday in a fire that ripped through an Iraqi Covid-19 hospital, sparking anger and prompting the suspension of top officials in a country with long-dilapidated health infrastructure. Many of the victims were on respirators and were suffocated or burned in the smoke and flames when the blaze, at eastern Baghdad’s Ibn al-Khatib hospital, started with an explosion caused by “a fault in the storage of oxygen cylinders”, medical sources said. The health ministr...

Isa-Ibrahim-Pantami Tunde Olusunle argues that Isa Pantami’s appointment as minister calls to question the screening of nominees for public office Isa Ali Ibrahim, equally referred to as “Sheikh Pantami” comes to you as what the “soro soke” generation will call a “fresh boy.” From what you see in his most frequently used media photograph, he is fair complexioned, has chubby cheeks, wears a smile and adorns a thin-rimmed pair of glasses. He is a young man as well, having been born in 1972. His profile would also, most probably impress you. He obtained a university degree in the m...

It is no longer a conspiracy theory. There is now hard evidence.

Jordan's King Abdullah is challenged by the former crown prince, his half-brother, Hamzah. As Nick Schifrin tells us, there are long-simmering reasons for the confrontation. Nick Schifrin: Prince Hamzah: Nick Schifrin: Prince Hamzah: Their well-being has been put second by a ruling system that has decided that its personal interests, that its financial interests, that its corruption is more important than the lives and dignity and futures of the 10 million people that live here. Nick Schifrin: Jordanian authorities placed Hamzah under house arrest for what they labeled an attempt to unseat hi...

4 Min Read BEIRUT (Reuters) - The collapse of Lebanon’s currency has forced many grocery shops to temporarily shut within the last 24 hours, raising fears that a country reliant on imports could soon face shortages of food. People shop inside a supermarket in Beirut, Lebanon March 16, 2021. Picture taken March 16, 2021. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir Food shops around the country were locking their doors, halting online deliveries or restricting customers’ orders. Others stayed open, but could not say for how long. “There’s a big possibility we will close if it stays like this. I don’t know...