IS intakes last breath, Maduro reveals no sign to leave power

NEWS DESK

The international journalists allocated headlines on Thursday to the final battles in the last pocket of IS as well as Warsaw Conference, in addition to the failure of the efforts to remove Maduro from power and the International Court of Justice ruling in favor of Iran in the case of its frozen assets in Washington.

"The end of the game"

The Guardian newspaper published a report headlined "The end of the game - IS families fleeing from al-Bagouz, the last strongholds of the organization."

The author of the report said that the continued shelling of the village of al-Bagouz, the last IS stronghold in eastern Syria, has prompted many IS families to escape from them.

He added that there were only 500 people left in al-Bagouz, the majority of them refused to leave this small spot of no more than two square kilometers, adding that it has included more than nine thousand in the past.

One of the citizens Abo Ahmad al-Rawi (35 years old) who had managed to escape from al-Baguoz said," There was no way out of al-Baguoz, adding. "We were in al-Kashma before moving to al-Baguoz. I had no choice. I do not know what will happen, but the only thing I know is that I am still alive. "

US Representatives Council adopt a text calling for the withdrawal of soldiers participating in the Yemen war

In another matter, "Washington Times" reported that US Representatives Council adopted on Wednesday a bill calling for the withdrawal of the American soldiers participating in the war in Yemen unless Congress formally agrees to stay.

After a vote of 248 to 177, with one abstention in the Representatives Council where the majority of Democrats, the Senate, the majority of Republicans, must adopt this text during a final vote, which is not unlikely, especially the senators who participated in the wording and to mobilize the majority required for a similar text in December.

Maduro did not give a sign of leaving the power

In the "US Wall Street Journal", we read about the Venezuelan crisis, and the newspaper says that weeks after the opposition presidency received support from the United States, the military support of the leftist leader remains firm.

Many analysts in the United States have pointed out that the regime of President Nicholas Maduro will collapse quickly after Washington contributed to support a plan aimed at draining Maduro.

The newspaper confirmed that despite the announcement of Guadio himself as interim president, Maduro is still in strong control, prompting some to doubt the plan.

The global division over Iran is hurting US efforts to build a bloc against Tehran

In the same US newspaper, we read about the continued European allies blocking the Trump's hardline approach to Tehran, which overshadows the security conference in Poland.

The newspaper said "The divisions over Iran are hampering Trump's efforts to build consensus with NATO allies on Middle East policy, with the inaction of the European powers to join senior US officials in the Polish capital to attend an event on regional security."

The International Court of Justice make ruling in favor of Iran about frozen assets in Washington

In the Canadian daily "Ottawa Business Daily", we read about the International Court of Justice's decision that Iran could begin its efforts to recover billions of dollars of frozen assets in Washington that it says should go to victims of attacks with Iran's responsibility.

The judges dismissed US claims that the case should be dismissed because Iran's hands were "stained" by its alleged links to terrorism and that its court which its stronghold in The Hague had no jurisdiction to decide on the case.

The US Supreme Court ruled in 2016 that Iran should pay the money to survivors and their relatives from attacks that Iran is accused of carrying them out, including the bombing of the Marines headquarters in Beirut in 1983.

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