Three years on from Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, how far will "Israel" go to overhaul a security doctrine that collapsed due to the worst miscalculations in decades?

The ultimate triumph of 'Dawn of Yemen' rests on ending fractured rule and establishing centralized authority across the liberated national territory.

The Israeli war on Gaza has turned tens of thousands of women into primary breadwinners and caregivers, amidst conditions of loss, displacement, and economic hardship.

Following Rashad al-Alimi’s declaration of a full-scale offensive on October 4, has Yemen just crossed the point of no return?

Iraq formally ended the mission of the International Coalition forces fighting the Islamic State, a move Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s government has framed as a transition into an era of full sovereignty and responsibility for the country’s security.

Relations between Cairo and Addis Ababa entered a new phase of intense diplomatic confrontation following contentious remarks delivered by Egyptian leaders.

Fatima Ezzahra el Mansouri’s appointment as Morocco’s first female head of government has triggered political debate over gender representation, corruption and conflicts of interest.

Iraq’s ban on Iranian flights has spiraled into a sovereignty clash, exposing Baghdad’s precarious balancing act between U.S. sanctions and Tehran’s influence

East Libya’s resumed executions have triggered global alarm, exposing a shadow justice system of torture, disputed military courts, and unchecked impunity under Khalifa Haftar.

New fees for remote criminal litigation in Egypt spark concerns regarding access to justice and the commercialisation of justice.

The rise in illicit trade and trafficking forces Mauritania and Senegal into a high-stakes joint border crackdown

In a sign of the far-right's growing presence and expanding influence within state institutions, the National Rally party has recently achieved notable success in the French Senate elections.

Women and newborns in Gaza face rising pregnancy risks amid malnutrition, displacement, psychological distress, and a severely strained healthcare system.

With Iraq teetering on the brink of Balkanization and a June 2027 deadline looming to rein in militias, a shadowy private meeting between Trump and al-Zaidy could decide the nation's fate.

Will the seven-group alliance pursue a military campaign to topple Abiy Ahmed, or could mounting pressure eventually push the government toward negotiations over a transitional phase?