Rasa - Mainstream media in the West would like us to believe that US President Donald Trump is in the process of building a coalition of allies to participate in a multi-nation strike force attack against the Syrian government.

Rasa - At a time when the Red Crescent says there is no evidence of chemical attack in Syria’s Douma, US President Donald Trump cannot just order attack on Syrian government forces as a response to the non-existent chemical weapons attack.

Rasa - For good reasons pressure is growing on Saudi Arabia over its illegal war on Yemen, with the international community giving the country a stark warning over their actions in the conflict zone.

Rasa - Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is seeking to modernize the Saudi society using the Vision 2030, a future development roadmap he unveiled in late 2016. To this end, the 33-year-old king-in-waiting lifted some social bans on the women, moving closer to the country’s below 30-year-old young generation which accounts for 70 percent of the whole population.

- US President Donald Trump’s plan to withdraw his troops from Syria “very soon” has been making headlines on the world media in the past few days.

Rasa - A new flare-up of violence in the last terror-held city in Eastern Ghouta has served as yet another opportunity for the US State Department to claim chemical weapons are being used.

Rasa - The presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey met Wednesday for high-level talks on ending the Syrian war, cementing their influence on the outcome of the conflict and isolating the United States from the region’s most crucial diplomacy.

Rasa - During recent Land Day protests that erupted on the Gaza City’s border, journalists have been a primary target of Israeli occupation forces, seeking to cover up their violence towards unarmed Palestinian protesters.

Rasa - Despite claims made by US President Donald Trump, the White House on Wednesday issued a statement saying there is no end date for US troops to have a presence in Syria.

Rasa - Since before it was officially admitted to the United Nations as a state in October 1945, Saudi Arabia has relied on American protection. To ensure their security and ultimately survival, generations of Saudi kings and would-be kings have attempted to court different administrations in the United States — starting with King Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud, the first Saudi king, who met with President Franklin D. Roosevelt in February 1945 and who in that very first meeting self-ingratiatingly called himself and Roosevelt “twins.”