The Algerian parliament has unanimously passed a law criminalizing French colonialism, labeling it a state crime and demanding an official apology from Paris.

Over three consecutive meetings, Iraq’s National Sunni Political Council has failed to agree on a single candidate for the post of parliament speaker, the highest office representing the Sunni bloc under the country’s political norms since 2003.

Recent developments in Germany suggest that the Syrian refugee issue has entered a new and complex phase as the country moves toward reviewing its existing asylum policies.

On November 17, the Israeli war company, Elbit Systems Ltd., revealed a $2.3 billion international arms deal, keeping the buyer secret, though foreign intelligence soon pointed to the UAE.

Concerns are growing that Canada's Liberal government is moving toward a U.S.-style border policy as it pushes sweeping immigration and border legislation targeting refugees.

The declaration of a new entity in the Maghreb through the partition of Algeria sparked widespread reactions, amid official accusations from Algeria that France was exploiting the internal unity of the country.

After the 12-day war between Iran and “Israel” ended, fundamental questions resurfaced within Iranian political and media circles, most notably: Is a new war looming?

In a move that portends a highly dangerous shift on the ground and in the political arena, the Israeli occupation authorities signed an internal agreement to transfer military projects and security centers of gravity from Tel Aviv to occupied Jerusalem.

In a scene reminiscent of the political division that plagued Iraqi Kurdistan before 2003, understandings between the two main Kurdish parties—the KDP and the PUK—have reached a deadlock.

The U.S. Africa command and the CIA are keeping a close eye on the redeployment of Russian troops from Syria to Libya.

As Netanyahu moves to ban the United Arab List (Ra’am), which traces its roots to the southern branch of the Islamic Movement in 1948 Occupied Palestine, party leader Mansour Abbas has announced a split from the Islamic Movement.

While the U.S. tightly restricts gambling and betting platforms and sharply limits their advertising, the UAE is moving in the opposite direction, racing to legalize gambling, sports betting, and related digital platforms.

A recent visit by Senegalese religious leaders to the Israeli Occupation has sparked widespread criticism across the country, particularly given Senegal’s strong public support for the Palestinian cause.

After Syria’s liberation and the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on December 8, 2024, Syrians stranded in Sudan suddenly find themselves facing a long-awaited possibility: going home.

After months of obstruction, "Israel" surprised Cairo by approving a long-frozen gas deal worth an estimated $35 billion through 2040, reviving an agreement shelved by Energy Minister Eli Cohen on Netanyahu’s orders after firm American pressure.