The arrest warrant against Ahmed al-Asadi over alleged corruption may signal a broader “political pruning” of Iraq’s Shiite ruling class, potentially sidelining weaker figures while leaving major leaders largely untouched.

Almoutasim al-Kilani says Syria's future depends on a nationally led transitional justice process that ensures accountability, reforms institutions, and upholds the rule of law.

The Algerian intelligence institution has been experiencing instability in recent years, with six different heads appointed in six years, raising questions about the reasons behind this rapid turnover and its internal drivers.

“Israel’s” military judicial system consistently fails to hold soldiers accountable for abuses against Palestinians, relying on delayed investigations, reduced charges, and lenient rulings that reinforce a broader pattern of institutionalized impunity rather than justice.

Mauritania has established a National Anti-Corruption Authority to combat corruption, but concerns remain about its effectiveness and enforcement.