“Israel” has unveiled a proposal to build a new city called “Green Rafah”, a move seen as an attempt to sidestep key obligations in the second phase of the ceasefire agreement signed on October 10, 2025.

The grip of Tunisian President Kais Saied on the country’s judicial institutions continues to draw fierce criticism from political figures and rights advocates.

Following a scenario sketched early by the U.S. President Donald Trump, Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submitted a request for a pardon to President Isaac Herzog on November 30, 2025, seeking immunity from corruption charges.

Day by day, the role of the so-called “National Guard” militia, formed by Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri, is becoming clearer, as it suppresses and detains those opposing its attempts to isolate the province from the Syrian homeland.

The Israeli Occupation is worried about Turkiye’s military presence in Syria, its involvement in the Palestinian issue, and the potential for friction in the eastern Mediterranean.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to maneuver to escape his legal crisis, having requested a pardon without admitting guilt in the three corruption cases that have plagued him for years.

As clashes erupt in Yemen’s Hadramawt between the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council and the Saudi-aligned Hadramout Tribes Confederacy, observers warn the province could be pushed toward full-scale civil war.

Lebanon’s Shia community is caught between Iraq’s Najaf and Iran’s Qom, as al-Sistani warns against Iranian influence and Hezbollah’s armed role amid regional power struggles.

Qatari funding for the UN-backed Libyan dialogue has drawn criticism from eastern authorities, but analysts see it as neutral support aimed at advancing a Libyan-led political process.

Algeria’s mediation offer between Morocco and the Polisario is viewed skeptically, seen by some as dialogue, but may serve Algeria’s own interests.

Since the ceasefire on October 10, 2025, the resistance and security forces have focused their efforts on eradicating an integrated system of traitors in various fields that serve the Israeli occupation.

“Israel” appears determined to impose its conditions by force, viewing southern Syria as a strategic arena for protecting its settlements and expanding its regional influence.

The U.S. condemns atrocities by the Rapid Support Forces militia in Sudan while quietly using UAE-backed bases for “grey zone” operations in the Horn of Africa.

Turkiye uncovered an alleged Emirati spy network, later denied involving the UAE, possibly linked to “Israel,” amid rising security concerns and the expansion of its defense industry and “steel dome” air defense system.

Security concerns in Europe have escalated following Russia’s war in Ukraine and the worsening global geopolitical instability, prompting many EU countries to reassess their defense policies.