Before Iraq’s elections, Washington made no secret of its desire to keep militias away from both the political and security arenas, arguing that their presence strengthens Iranian influence in the country.

As the US moves to finalize two key elements of Trump’s second-phase plan for Gaza, the shape of “the day after” in Gaza is coming into focus, and it may not be what the Israeli Occupation hoped for.

The debate within the German government is gaining momentum over the fate of Syrian refugees, amid sharp differences between those advocating for the resumption of deportations and those opposing.

Lebanon faces a delicate balancing act, navigating internal political rivalries amid growing U.S. and Israeli Occupation pressure to secure concessions and avoid the specter of war.

Islamophobia in Britain is no longer an isolated phenomenon or fleeting discourse, but rather a growing social reality fueled by government policies and elite rhetoric.

Why Is Kazakhstan, a Muslim Nation in Central Asia, Opening Its Doors to The Israeli Occupation?

Kazakhstan’s joining the Abraham Accords underscores regional normalization with “Israel,” but its success depends on resolving the Palestinian issue.

After al-Assad’s fall, Lebanon has become a temporary haven for former Syrian officers wanted internationally, prompting arrest requests and potential judicial cooperation with Syria.

Israeli forces infiltrated Lebanese territory at dawn on Thursday, October 30, and carried out an assassination targeting a civil servant in the municipality of Blida in southern Lebanon.

The D66 party and the PVV emerged as the equal largest in the Dutch election with 26 parliament seats each.

Freed after 14 years under house arrest, 88-year-old Iranian reformist Mehdi Karroubi has returned to sharply criticize Supreme Leader Khamenei, call for reforms, and advocate for political prisoners, reasserting his role as a steadfast voice of dissent.

Morocco’s proposed 2026 electoral law is widely criticized as a tool to stifle dissent, protect entrenched interests, and weaken democratic participation.

Hours after the October 10, 2025 ceasefire, Hamas swiftly regained full control of Gaza, restoring security and governance while leaving “Israel” in shock.

Tensions along the Egypt- “Israel” border rise amid Israeli claims of drone smuggling and militarization, while Egypt stays restrained due to security, internal stability, and reliance on international partners, despite holding leverage over “Israel.”

The UN Security Council’s backing of Morocco’s Western Sahara autonomy plan is hailed in Rabat as historic, while the Polisario Front and Algeria reject it, citing threats to Sahrawi self-determination.