Amid global geopolitical turmoil and its drive to become a leading military power, the German military has received the green light in recent weeks for a massive arms buildup.

While the new Syrian administration seeks to revive the economy and pave the way for a long-term reconstruction phase, top priorities include reforming state-owned enterprises, managing public debt, and enhancing financial market infrastructure.

Since the outbreak of the Israeli genocide on October 7, 2023, the Israeli Occupation has made the destruction of Gaza's Islamic landmarks one of its unspoken objectives, causing colossal damage after decades of Jewish religious incitement.

Escalating violence in Kashmir and India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty have pushed nuclear-armed India and Pakistan to the brink of a fourth war.

Christian families in Gaza today are enduring exceptional hardship, not unlike their Muslim neighbors, as they face relentless bombardment, death, and destruction by Israeli Occupation Forces.

Unlike other colonial powers such as France, Turkiye has succeeded in strengthening its presence on the African continent as a strategic partner.

As Hezbollah gives up military positions it has held in southern Lebanon for decades, the issues of disarmament and integrating its fighters into the Lebanese army have emerged as major challenges, especially as the group’s power has waned.

Istanbul residents are frustrated with suspended mayor Ekrem Imamoglu for failing to fulfill earthquake preparedness promises and mismanaging funds.

Under the Trump administration, food banks are facing unprecedented challenges that threaten their ability to meet the needs of the most vulnerable, with continued funding cuts and rising demand for food assistance.

The Moroccan Justice and Development Party's (JDP ) upcoming conference, featuring an invitation to Hamas, has sparked political controversy over its stance on Palestinian resistance and Israeli normalization.

Harvard and other top U.S. universities have resisted Trump's threats to their independence and funding amid escalating tensions over student protests calling for an end to Israeli genocide in Gaza.

Tunisian President Kais Saied’s crackdown on opposition, including 892 years in prison for key figures, aims to eliminate dissent and solidify his autocratic control.

The Palestinian Authority, under Mahmoud Abbas, has worsened the suffering of freed detainees by obstructing vital documentation and support, leaving them facing uncertainty, restrictions, and ongoing hardship in exile.

In a move that marked a turning point in one of the region’s most complex political relationships, Jordan officially banned the Muslim Brotherhood, raising urgent questions about the broader impact on the country’s political and social fabric.

In a new and dangerous escalation that could ignite the conflict between India and Pakistan, Indian police recently announced the deaths of dozens of people in the disputed Kashmir region.