The U.S. sanctioned a network recruiting Colombian mercenaries for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces militia, exposing a UAE-backed operation that has fueled atrocities and prolonged the war.

The Syrian landscape has always been characterized by the complex relationships between its social components, particularly among certain minorities.

Civil society pressure on the new Senegalese government has recently succeeded in achieving the first steps toward justice for the victims and their families.

The capture of Heglig by the Rapid Support Forces militia stripped Sudan’s state of a critical economic lifeline, shifted the military balance, and deepened the country’s slide toward fragmentation.

The repeal of the U.S. Caesar Act opens a cautious path for Syria’s reconstruction amid ongoing political and economic challenges.

The UAE is expanding its influence in southern Yemen, building parallel forces and seizing strategic resources, heightening its rivalry with Saudi Arabia and fueling secessionist tensions.

U.S. officials are pressuring Iraq’s Coordination Framework to form a government free of armed factions and strengthen state institutions amid regional stakes.

Algeria’s seven-year sentence for French journalist Christophe Gleizes has reignited bilateral tensions, highlighting political, judicial, and diplomatic strains.

President Donald Trump recently denigrated immigrants from shithole countries, reviving a comment he used during his first term in office that sparked criticism.

A growing American footprint is taking shape in Libya, made unmistakably clear by the first official visit of Gen. Dagvin Anderson, the head of United States Africa Command.

In a political climate already thick with election-season anxieties, France has once again plunged into a fierce public fight over the state’s relationship with its Muslim citizens.

Despite a ceasefire that has technically been in effect since October 10, 2025, “Israel” continues to carry out deadly attacks across the Gaza Strip.

Tensions between Iran and the Gulf states have spiked sharply in the wake of a GCC summit in Manama, where member countries renewed their call for Tehran to end its “occupation” of the three Emirati islands.

In light of continued incitement from the UAE, which funds parts of the British economy, Downing Street recently announced a review of the Muslim Brotherhood's activities.

Despite the Trump administration’s direct complicity in the aggression on the Arab world and the wider Middle East, the president’s new national security strategy sketches a shift in Washington’s priorities, signaling a pullback from the region.