As Tunisians endure electricity outages in the middle of a record breaking heat wave, coup leader Kais Saied’s system continues to lean on the language of “national sovereignty,” “self reliance,” and what it calls a “war of liberation.”

Since seizing sweeping powers in 2021, Tunisian coup leader Kais Saied has repeatedly drawn criticism over court rulings that have eroded civil liberties and the rule of law.

Keir Starmer's support for “Israel's” genocide in Gaza—both before taking office and throughout his premiership—became one of the most politically damaging issues of his leadership.

Since PM Ali al-Zaidi formed his government, Iraqi authorities have arrested several influential figures on corruption charges, reviving questions over whether the state can finally dismantle a system entrenched since 2003.

Months after the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and the resulting strikes weakened the UAE’s image as a safe hub for business and investment, Abu Dhabi launched a nationwide campaign urging citizens, residents, and institutions to sign a document expressing support for President bin Zayed al-Nahyan.