The Palestinian banking system’s heavy dependence on "Israel" has exposed it to growing financial risks, with two Israeli banks processing billions of shekels in transactions each year and controlling a key channel to the Israeli financial system.

The rapprochement between Hamas and Mohammad Dahlan’s faction is taking on a political and electoral dimension, with talks of a broad alliance including Islamic Jihad, leftist groups and independents to contest the November 28, 2026, legislative elections.

The BND plans to comprehensively strengthen Germany’s cybersecurity environment to counter the increasingly serious Russian cyberattacks.

Syria’s new government has turned the page on the SDF as a military and political force whose influence stretched across parts of the country for nearly a decade, after its commander, Mazloum Abdi, announced its dissolution and the end of its mission.

The US political landscape is undergoing a radical shift in the financial forces driving elections, with a new class of billionaires and corporations emerging as kingmakers in Washington.

UNICEF describes Gaza’s education crisis as a learning crisis affecting every school-age child, with foundational skills eroding and students struggling to reach the level expected for their age.

The Trump administration’s efforts to force Tehran to make concessions by squeezing its economy depend heavily on restricting one of its most important economic lifelines through the UAE.

The Chairman of the Sovereignty Council and Commander of the Sudanese Army, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, recently resumed his official duties from the Republican Palace in Khartoum on August 13, 2026.

Iran’s shifting account of three missing pilots, Qatar’s categorical denial that they were detained, and analysts’ views that the dispute may reflect internal Iranian tensions and an attempt to pressure Doha over broader political and diplomatic issues.

The Ceuta crisis ceased to be merely a border dispute or a sudden wave of migration; instead, it transformed into a pawn in a geopolitical struggle where Israeli, American, and Moroccan interests intersect.

Lebanon’s new amnesty law has drawn accusations that it was tailored to benefit certain groups, potentially paving the way for around 3,000 former members of Antoine Lahad’s Army, branded traitors, for serving under Israeli Occupation command.

For more than a decade, waste from the Israeli Occupation has flowed into various parts of the West Bank, while a large market for collecting, dismantling, and extracting metals from electronic waste has taken shape in the southern Hebron area.

Vladimir Putin has visited one of a group of islands off the coast of Japan that Tokyo claims as its own territory, drawing an immediate protest from the Japanese government.

The anxiety over Muslim American candidate Abdulrahman el-Sayed’s Democratic primary victory and his potential to become the first Muslim in the Senate has fueled a broader U.S. political debate over the future of Muslim political power in America.

Morocco’s media, political, and religious circles have been embroiled in a heated debate after a cruise ship carrying thousands of gay passengers docked in Tangier as part of a Mediterranean tour.