On November 24, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order instructing the Secretaries of State and Treasury to evaluate whether certain branches of the Muslim Brotherhood should be designated as FTOs and SDGTs.

Palestinian authorities have detained Hicham Harb, a suspect in the 1982 Paris attack, sparking legal and political controversy over his possible extradition to France.

Russia has signaled renewed efforts to reassert its influence in Syria following the military and political shifts after the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, Moscow’s former ally.

The film “The Taj Story” and recent curriculum revisions in India reflect a broader Hindu nationalist effort to rewrite history, marginalize Muslim contributions, and reshape national identity along sectarian lines.

Tunisian President Kais Saied is intensifying his campaign against Leader of Ennahda party, Ghannouchi, wielding the courts as a weapon in a shocking ruling that has alarmed both Tunisians and international human rights groups.

Despite Israeli media alarms over Saudi Arabia potentially acquiring U.S. F-35 fighter jets during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Washington, reports indicate that the Abraham Accord matters far more to “Israel” than the aircraft themselves.

With Iraq’s parliamentary elections concluded, the winning alliances and parties have begun initial consultations to form the largest coalition that will select a candidate to lead the new government, amid deep divisions within the Coordination Framework.

Talking about nuclear war is no longer a Cold War relic; it’s resurfacing after Trump announced that the U.S. will soon resume regular nuclear weapons tests, a move described as the most symbolic sign of a renewed global arms race.

The 2025 elections in the U.S. mark a historic turning point for Muslim American political influence, representing not just an increase in seats but a qualitative leap toward executive power and strategic political impact.

At a pivotal moment in Syria’s political landscape, Damascus’ entry into the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS marks a strategic shift that is reshaping regional and international alliances.

At his New York victory event, Zohran Mamdani called his wife “hayati,” the Arabic word for “my life.” Meet Rama Duwaji, the Syrian artist who shared the spotlight.

Ukraine recently announced a series of high-profile dismissals, imposed sanctions on a former business associate of Zelensky, and launched a broad financial audit and reforms at state-owned energy companies.

Since al-Assad’s fall, China has approached Syria’s new leadership with caution, balancing security concerns, especially over the Turkestan Islamic Party, with investment opportunities.

Ayandeh Bank collapsed from corruption, mismanagement, and debt, worsened by U.S. sanctions, and was absorbed by Bank Melli.

German media outlets disproportionately report on violent crimes where the suspect is foreign, non-German or has a recent migration background.