New scandals about al-Assad continue to surface following the fall of his 24-year rule, portraying him not only as “bloodthirsty” but also as “stubborn” and a “blatant money collector,” exploiting Syrians with open and oppressive tactics.

After the Secular Oath by the graduates of the Military Academy, many Turks warned of the resurgence of secularist ideology, which has been behind several coup attempts in Turkiye’s military history.

The student movement remains vigilant, aware that the future of their revolution depends on their ability to dismantle the remnants of Hasina’s regime and build new institutions that reflect the values and aspirations of the uprising.

Intense clashes were witnessed in Tripoli in August involving the RADA Special Deterrence Forces, under the Presidential Council, and the 444 Brigade, affiliated with Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh's government — the two major military forces safeguarding the capital.

The echoes of military coups reverberate across different corners of Africa, prompting questions about the root causes of this escalating trend.