As the month of Ramadan approaches, the extremist Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has taken new measures aimed at increasing control over Al-Aqsa Mosque and provoking Muslims worldwide.

The Israeli occupation's decision to transfer its military headquarters from "Tel Aviv" to Jerusalem reflects a political agenda to impose Israeli sovereignty over the city and consolidate its status as its alleged capital.

In an interview with Al-Estiklal, Sudanese politician Mohamed Abu Zeid warns that the RSF threatens Sudan and its neighbors Libya, Algeria, and Egypt, blasts the UAE for backing the militia, and calls for urgent international action as the humanitarian crisis deepens.

The events in Hadramout Governorate transcend being a mere local incident, noting that they represent a political and social earthquake threatening the remaining cohesion of the anti-Houthi camp.

The future Syria, after the end of the transitional phase, will witness political pluralism, as this is one of the fundamental goals for which the Syrian revolution arose.

In an interview with Al-Estiklal, Egyptian economic expert Abdul Hafiz al-Sawi criticized the decision to reopen the famous Helwan Iron and Steel Factory, calling it a sign of confusion and inconsistency in the country’s economic policymaking after the plant was shut down in 2021.

International law expert Abdelmajid Mrari stated that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip does not preclude accountability and legal proceedings against Israel's Netanyahu.

Amid an open-ended hunger strike by dozens of political prisoners in Egypt, Sanaa Abdel-Gawad, the wife of senior Muslim Brotherhood figure Mohamed el-Beltagy, has shared a harrowing personal testimony that lays bare the suffering endured by detainees in the country’s prisons.

In an interview with Al-Estiklal, Gaber said the main threat lies not in specific provisions like pre-trial detention or lawyerless questioning, but in a broader legal system that empowers the executive and investigative bodies at the cost of fair trial rights.

As part of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Gulf tour, which included Kuwait, Qatar, and Oman and resulted in the signing of 24 agreements, declarations, and joint statements across various fields, Al-Estiklal spoke with two Turkish academics about the visit’s broader implications.

Tunisian leftist activist Ezzedine Hazgui said the country’s hopes now rest with its youth to confront President Kais Saied’s growing authoritarianism and revive the spirit of the revolution, expressing confidence in their ability to reclaim Tunisia’s democratic path.

After the announcement of a ceasefire and prisoner swap in Gaza, attention quickly turned to Hamas’s weapons and the question of who will govern the Strip after the war, issues the Resistance’s spokesman Hazem Qassem addressed in an interview with Al-Estiklal.

In an exclusive interview with Al-Estiklal, Ahmed Salem Bouhoubeyni, former head of Mauritania’s National Human Rights Commission, sheds light on the country’s most pressing challenges, from slavery and corruption to justice, education, and democracy.

In an exclusive interview with Al-Estiklal, Nael Barghouti, the longest-serving former Palestinian detainee, criticizes the weak Arab stance on Gaza, praises Palestinian resistance and unity, and calls for steadfast support amid the ongoing Israeli genocide and siege.

In an interview with Al-Estiklal, specialist in Chinese foreign policy Razan Shawamreh discussed China’s growing role in the Middle East, highlighting its foreign policy approach, and the gap between its rhetoric and actions in relations with "Israel" and Iran.