BETAR, a far-right Zionist group, was dissolved in New York in January 2026 after authorities found it engaged in intimidation, incitement to violence, and civil rights violations.

Europe is rapidly diversifying its trade partnerships, signing historic deals with Mercosur, India, Mexico, Indonesia, and engaging cautiously with China, to reduce dependence on the U.S. amid Trump-era tariffs and tensions.

The UAE has coordinated digital campaigns, far-right alliances, and media influence to target Muslims in Europe and shape Western narratives.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s visit to Russia amid the post-SDF militia shift strengthens Damascus’ state control, expands Russian economic and security influence, and reshapes regional and strategic dynamics.

Trump is weighing a major new strike on Iran after preliminary discussions between Washington and Tehran over limiting the country’s nuclear program and ballistic missile production failed to make progress.

The Track AIPAC platform has exposed AIPAC’s deep influence on U.S. politics, showing how lobbying and funding shape elections and policy, while sparking growing public pushback.

Trump’s bid to assert control over Greenland, along with rising tensions between the U.S. and European allies, is pushing NATO toward a historic crisis and possible collapse.

Larry Ellison, the American billionaire behind Oracle, returned to the spotlight after ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, announced a deal creating a new U.S. entity majority owned by American investors.

Since tensions between Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi emerged in 2019 over Yemen, Saudi media have framed the dispute in terms of Abu Dhabi’s policies and political team, avoiding language that treats the UAE as a single, unified actor.

After years in which the SDF militias controlled Syria’s most significant oil fields, the country’s new authorities have moved to reclaim a meaningful share of this strategic resource, marking a notable shift in the energy sector as production begins to resume.

Amid mounting anger from labor unions and growing opposition from academics and political actors in Morocco, the government of Aziz Akhannouch pushed through a law reshaping higher education and scientific research.

Weeks after the first cases appeared, medical officials in Gaza issued urgent warnings about a mysterious virus of unknown origin that has been linked to near daily deaths in recent weeks, fueling fears of an uncontrolled outbreak.

Canada is experiencing a pivotal moment in its relationship with the world, as American hegemony erodes and the logic of power returns to the global order.

With the approval of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, for the nomination of Nouri al-Maliki, a senior figure in Iraq’s SCF, to assume the post of prime minister for a third term, questions have intensified over how the United States might respond to this.

The UAE's role has recently extended to supporting militias loyal to “Israel” within the Gaza Strip, as well as establishing a project to confine the Strip's residents to areas under Israeli control and occupation.