In mid-January 2026, the NCAG emerged as the emblem of a new phase, supposed to steer the besieged Strip from a fragile ceasefire toward post-war management; however, "Israel" has other plans.

Judge Faiq Zaidan, a figure close to Iran, has recently emerged in the open amid infighting within the Shiite camp, particularly over objections to Nouri al-Maliki’s bid to return as prime minister.

Extremist Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and War Minister Israel Katz announced a series of measures approved by the security cabinet aimed at deepening Israeli control over the West Bank.

“Israel” turned trade and supply chains into a covert network for espionage, sabotage, and regional influence targeting Turkiye.

In its quest for digital governance, a growing number of EU governments are moving towards imposing targeted bans on social media platforms for teenagers.

Trump’s new defense strategy shifts U.S. focus to “America First,” telling allies to defend themselves while prioritizing homeland security and AI-driven military power.

The end of the New START treaty between the United States and Russia marks a pivotal moment in the history of nuclear weapons, ushering in a new era of strategic ambiguity.

Iraqi FM and presidential candidate Fuad Hussein confirmed that Mark Savaya no longer serves as President Donald Trump’s envoy to Iraq, noting that Tom Barrack now oversees the Iraqi portfolio.

Riyadh is no longer willing to position itself within “Israel’s” camp or play a subordinate role in regional arrangements, instead seeking to act as an independent power able to maneuver and impose its own terms.

Even after the ceasefire took effect in October 2025, the Israeli Occupation has continued to bomb infrastructure and block repair efforts, preventing any meaningful improvement in Gaza’s water crisis.

The U.S. Department of Justice released nearly 3 million pages known as the Epstein Files, containing thousands of photos, videos, and emails detailing sexual scandals and satanic rituals, with the most shocking revelations exposing the role of "Israel’s" Mossad.

Among Them Politicians, Business Leaders and Tech Titans: Who Are the Most Prominent Figures Named in the Epstein Files?

Austria’s recent decision to maintain the ban on the hijab for girls in primary schools continues to spark controversy, raising crucial questions about religious freedom and social integration.

Iraq’s Shiite Coordination Framework backs Nouri al-Maliki for prime minister despite U.S. opposition and internal warnings of risks.

Algeria and France are in a deepening diplomatic crisis over a French investigative report, which Algeria calls a deliberate attack, sparking historical grievances and official retaliations.