Five years into Morocco’s normalization with “Israel,” widespread opposition warns of Zionist influence and the sidelining of the Palestinian cause, even as officials hail it as a strategic success.

“Israel” is considering a joint “intervention force” with Greece and Greek Cyprus to deter Turkiye’s expanding influence in the eastern Mediterranean, amid energy disputes and rising regional tensions.

Egypt has set “red lines” over Sudan, warning the Rapid Support Forces militia and the UAE, and signaling possible military action under its joint defense agreement to protect its security and regional stability.

Turkiye has been trying to deploy radars on Syrian soil in recent weeks, amid an escalating confrontation between “Israel” and Turkiye over Ankara's presence in Syria.

France is still struggling to maintain a foothold in Africa, particularly in Libya, as UN and international efforts continue to find a solution to the country’s ongoing internal crisis.

By the end of 2025, Sudan’s economy is a “survival economy,” where cash shortages, market collapse, and armed control make daily life a struggle.

The network of militias collaborating with the Israeli Occupation in Gaza is unraveling at an alarming pace, as cracks widen within their ranks.

Support for the Israeli Occupation among a significant segment of evangelicals in the U.S. is starting to waver, particularly in the wake of “Israel’s” genocide in Gaza.

The Algerian parliament has unanimously passed a law criminalizing French colonialism, labeling it a state crime and demanding an official apology from Paris.

Over three consecutive meetings, Iraq’s National Sunni Political Council has failed to agree on a single candidate for the post of parliament speaker, the highest office representing the Sunni bloc under the country’s political norms since 2003.

Recent developments in Germany suggest that the Syrian refugee issue has entered a new and complex phase as the country moves toward reviewing its existing asylum policies.

On November 17, the Israeli war company, Elbit Systems Ltd., revealed a $2.3 billion international arms deal, keeping the buyer secret, though foreign intelligence soon pointed to the UAE.

Concerns are growing that Canada's Liberal government is moving toward a U.S.-style border policy as it pushes sweeping immigration and border legislation targeting refugees.

The declaration of a new entity in the Maghreb through the partition of Algeria sparked widespread reactions, amid official accusations from Algeria that France was exploiting the internal unity of the country.

After the 12-day war between Iran and “Israel” ended, fundamental questions resurfaced within Iranian political and media circles, most notably: Is a new war looming?