Iraqi FM Fuad Hussein’s extended visit to the United States has stirred much speculation, marking the first official diplomatic engagement between the two sides since the inauguration of President Donald Trump’s new administration.

Tensions are mounting between longtime rivals and uneasy neighbors, Ethiopia and Eritrea, as Addis Ababa’s renewed push for Red Sea access raises fears of a new war in the Horn of Africa, just seven years after the restoration of diplomatic ties.

Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has officially classified the far-right AfD party as a proven right-wing extremist organization, marking the most serious step yet in Berlin’s efforts to contain the rising political force.

The Trump administration is significantly cutting back the State Department's human rights reports, omitting long-standing criticisms like prison abuse, corruption, and political repression.

Leaked reports reveal tensions between Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the U.S. over the transfer of Tiran and Sanafir islands, including U.S. military base proposals and Egypt’s reluctance to fully cede sovereignty.

As battlefield setbacks mount, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s government has had little choice but to look east, where Turkiye awaited with an outstretched hand and ready weapons.

Nigel Farage’s right-wing populist party, Reform UK, is presenting a serious challenge to Britain's traditional main parties - the governing Labour Party and the opposition Conservatives.

The UAE’s arming of Sudan’s RSF militia with advanced Chinese weapons has tipped the military balance and accelerated the country’s fragmentation.

Tensions between “Israel” and Syria have soared this week after the Israeli government accused the Syrian authorities of failing to protect the country’s Druze minority.

In a notable move, Britain has lifted the asset freeze on Syria’s Interior and Defense Ministries, as well as several intelligence agencies linked to Assad’s regime.

Lebanon’s Hezbollah is working to rebuild its waning popularity following its recent confrontation with the Israeli Occupation, using the upcoming municipal and local elections, scheduled for May 4, 2025, as a key political platform to do so.

Algeria's new general mobilization law has sparked debate, seen as a response to regional security threats and rising tensions with neighbors like Mali, Morocco, and France.

Gaza's food crisis, driven by the Israeli blockade, has forced residents to eat unconventional foods, with growing international condemnation of "Israel's" role in worsening starvation and violating humanitarian law.

China continues to tread carefully in its approach to Syria’s new political reality, despite its potential to position itself as a central player in the country’s reconstruction efforts after years of devastating war.

Assembly Bill 1468 is the latest installment in a series of legislation backed by pro-”Israel” groups seeking to intervene in ethnic studies classrooms and silence Palestine-related speech in California schools.