So, what has Qatar done to be on the receiving end of such isolation by the world’s superpower and the regional nations? Over the past few decades Qatar has come to play a major role is frustrating US plans within the region and beyond and using its huge gas wealth to arm, fund and organise militias, groups and other countries.

Tanzania and international media outlets reported on the National Budget which its main focus are on infrastructure, curbing tax evasion and industrializing the economy. The Finance Minister Dr. Philip Mpango in his budget tabling announced government plans to increase revenue, curb leakages of government resources, control expenditure and enforce public procurement legislation.

After a disastrous election result for British Prime Minister Theresa May, one of her opponents, Nicola Sturgeon, the leader of the SNP, spoke on Friday about the danger of the Conservative (Tory) Party:

On the 7th June, Al-Jazeera reported on a host of new “Israeli” construction plans and initiatives aimed at further tightening its grip on East Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa compound. In a recent meeting of the Jewish entity’s cabinet in tunnels below the al-Haram al-Sharif, the criminal government unveiled a $56 million project involving the construction of a ‘Cable Car’ intended to transport around 3000 visitors an hour from West Jerusalem…