Gaza's ambulance system is operating on a depleted fleet after months of Israeli Occupation aggression, a crippling blockade, and relentless use on roads left in ruins, even as emergency calls continue during the fragile ceasefire that took effect on October 10, 2025.

A petition by a group of prominent Jordanian political figures calling for the removal of foreign troops from Jordan continues to fuel fierce debate.

As Burkina Faso moved unexpectedly closer to the Israeli Occupation, in a shift that appeared to contradict the country's declared support for Palestine, military ruler Captain Ibrahim Traore launched a scathing attack on Islamic law and those advocating its implementation.

Pakistan has joined efforts to mediate Libya’s political divide, but its success depends on securing consensus among Libyan factions and international stakeholders.

A court ruling that restored Kemal Kilicdaroglu to the CHP leadership has split Turkiye’s main opposition, with Ozgur Ozel launching a new party in a move that could either reshape the opposition or strengthen President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s position ahead of the 2028 elections.

The restoration of Algerian–Malian ties reflects strategic efforts to enhance Sahel stability amid regional security challenges and external influence.

India’s youth-led cockroach movement was born just over two months ago as a satirical online campaign, but it has quickly swelled into a real-world political force.

Jordan’s flight initiative to Sana’a highlights Yemen’s wider political struggle, with Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni government backing it as a humanitarian step, while the Houthis reject it as part of a broader power struggle.

“Israel's” targeting of Gaza's health care system has reached the doctors who remained in operating rooms and besieged wards, many of whom were detained and placed in a prison system where they have been held without clear charges, disclosed evidence, or trial.

Just days after Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi returned from a 5-day official visit to the U.S. where he met Trump and signed dozens of economic agreements, Ali Akbar Velayati, the Iranian supreme leader's senior adviser on international affairs, denounced the trip as "a badge of shame."

Trump has thrust one of Iran's most secretive nuclear sites into the center of his war on the country after warning on July 14, 2026, that the U.S. could destroy Pickaxe Mountain, saying U.S. forces were closely monitoring the site and warning that it could soon become a military target.

Field movements suggest that Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s internationally recognized government are raising their level of preparedness for a possible new round of fighting against the Houthis, amid growing U.S. political and military support.

As a new wave of U.S. strikes on Iran intensifies, Donald Trump has once again hinted at what could be described as the “Kurdish card,” without naming it directly.

The Trump administration has been considering ending its relationship with the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), prompting diplomatic efforts to preserve US support.

“They Lied to You” highlights the gap between ceasefire claims and the ongoing reality of Israeli attacks, displacement, restrictions, and worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza.