On February 24, 2026, the UN Security Council delivered a fresh political and legal blow to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militias, placing several of its top commanders under sanctions.

Amid Libya’s political fragmentation and security breakdown, migrants and refugees have been left exposed to grave dangers, with their safety and basic rights under constant threat.

With the escalating rhetoric of Israeli officials against Ankara, “Israel” appears to be attempting to portray Turkiye as a direct enemy.

Bangladesh’s new parliament faces a crisis as disputes over the July Charter reforms expose deep political and constitutional divisions.

“Israel’s” technologies in surveillance, defense, and agriculture are expanding across Africa, boosting its influence while raising privacy and political control concerns.

As Israeli-American strikes pounded Iran, Tehran retaliated by targeting Gulf states over their hosting of U.S. military bases, prompting urgent questions about why countries such as Turkiye, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, which host similar facilities, were spared.

After months of skirmishes, tit-for-tat attacks, and failed talks, Pakistan has declared an open war on Afghanistan’s Taliban government, with both sides exchanging deadly strikes during Ramadan that have hit sites in both capitals and left scores dead.

Support for the Israeli Occupation in the United States is declining as public opinion undergoes a rapid shift, especially among younger Americans.

Saudi Arabia is rerouting its Gulf–Europe data cable from “Israel” to Syria to reshape regional influence and reintegrate Damascus.

As Iranian strikes expanded beyond U.S. bases in the Gulf and official threats of military retaliation mounted, questions intensified over whether the Gulf states might be drawn—against their will—into the fire of war.

Benjamin Netanyahu is using biblical symbolism to frame a regional alliance with India and others against the Shia axis and the Muslim Brotherhood, amid strategic and defense cooperation and international scrutiny.

U.S. and Israeli strikes killed Iran’s top leaders, with calls for uprising, but analysts say the regime’s complex system may endure.

Before the US-Israeli attack on Iran, the appearance of Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi on CBS News was noteworthy, discussing the results of the negotiations with Iran and revealing indications of a possible breakthrough.

The unprecedented developments in Iran raise questions about the identity of Khamenei's successor, the shape of the transitional phase, and the future of the ruling regime amid internal divisions and external pressures.

Last year the U.S. experienced something that hasn’t definitively occurred since the Great Depression: More people moved out than moved in.