Ukraine’s strike exposed Russia’s weakness, raising nuclear fears amid Moscow’s cautious, delayed response.

Protests have spread across America following days of demonstrations in Los Angeles against immigration raids by the federal government.

On June 13, 2025, the Israeli Occupation followed through on its threats by launching strikes against key Iranian nuclear facilities, escalating tensions in the region.

Moroccan public trust in Prime Minister Akhannouch and his government is sharply declining due to worsening economic and social conditions.

he rise of the Future of Egypt represents an advanced model of the “state within a state,” where Egypt’s economy is being reengineered under strict security oversight and operated as a closed estate controlled by military institutions.

A growing rift between Saudi Arabia and the UAE over oil production and strategy risks fracturing OPEC amid global energy shifts.

A public feud between the world's richest man and the president of the U.S. has sparked a social media agog in recent days, with each making serious accusations against the other.

Sudan's elite Hunter Force has reshaped the conflict by cutting RSF supply lines and shifting control across Khartoum and key frontlines.

Scenes of Syrians returning from displacement camps near the Turkish border to their hometowns—once abandoned due to war—continue to unfold, as many see it as a symbol of “complete victory” following the fall of the country’s tyrant.

Morocco continues to secure backing from major powers for its autonomy plan to resolve the Western Sahara conflict—a cornerstone of its foreign policy—with the UK becoming the latest to join the U.S., Spain, and France in endorsing the proposal.

Haredi political parties are threatening to dismantle the Knesset over the government's failure to enact legislation shielding yeshiva students from military conscription.

Germany’s new chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to tighten immigration by suspending family reunification for Syrians with subsidiary protection, amid far-right pressure and support for Syria’s reconstruction.

Egypt’s new election law is seen as cementing executive control and marking the formal end of meaningful political competition.

Sudanese refugees in Chad face a deepening crisis of hunger, disease, and insecurity, as thousands, mostly women and children, struggle to survive in overcrowded camps with little aid and no protection.

Syria’s closure of the Polisario Front office signals a major diplomatic shift supporting Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara and weakening separatist influence regionally.