The April 28, 2026 Jeddah summit exposed deep divisions among Gulf Cooperation Council states, highlighting the limits of collective security and the absence of a unified, decisive strategy.

The 2026 Palestinian local elections, held under restrictive conditions and without Hamas participation, produced Fatah-backed wins that critics say reflect limited competition, low turnout, and a broader legitimacy crisis.

Trump's announcement of the withdrawal of approximately 5,000 US troops from Germany has sparked widespread controversy and deep concern in European political and security circles.

The Bennett–Lapid–Eizenkot alliance and possible Arab party unity could reshape “Israel’s” electoral map, but both remain tactical blocs with no real change in policy toward the Palestinians or the political system.

US President Donald Trump recently participated in a public Bible reading as part of his administration's efforts to integrate religion, particularly Christianity, into official work.

A new UN resolution has reopened the file of Libya’s frozen assets, estimated at up to $200 billion, offering a cautious step toward oversight and preservation, but their recovery and use remain constrained by political division, weak governance, and ongoing international disputes.

Morocco’s Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi is once again at the center of a growing storm, as his remarks on Islamic principles continue to draw sharp backlash from across the country.

Mauritania’s dialogue is divided over presidential term limits, with the opposition rejecting discussion and the government calling for consensus and restraint.

By presenting himself as a defender of divine values and clashing openly with the Vatican, Trump has prompted warnings in U.S. and European media of a potential political backlash and risks to parts of his Christian support base.

Iraq’s entire Shia’ political spectrum has come out firmly against a proposed conscription law, rejecting legislation now moving through parliament that would reintroduce mandatory military service for young men.

From the outset, Ammar Headquarters has been deeply involved in producing a narrative built around a set of core concepts, most notably “sedition,” the “internal enemy,” “soft war,” and “infiltration.”

The defection of Major General al-Nour Ahmed Adam al-Qubba, one of the most prominent field commanders in the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), marks one of the most significant breaks yet inside the UAE-backed militia.

Gulf anger toward Iraq is rising fast over attacks launched from its territory since the U.S. began its war on Iran, with tensions escalating further after Kuwait was struck on April 24, reviving urgent questions about Iraq’s relations with its Arab neighbors after years of cautious improvement.

Virginia recently took a step to counter Trump's national effort to redraw congressional voting maps in favor of the GOP.

The Gaza Strip is witnessing a bloody escalation characterized by continuous attacks carried out by Israeli occupation forces against the internal security apparatus, primarily the police.