In a defining moment for Iraq's political landscape, Mohammad Salman, a prominent leader in al-Siyada (Sovereignty) Alliance, declared that the newly formed “Unified Sunni Leadership Coalition” is the “legitimate and true representative of Iraq’s Sunni community."

In a move that ignited widespread debate in Iraq, the Iraqi Cabinet voted to deduct 1% from the salaries of employees and retirees, labeling it as a “voluntary donation to Lebanon and Gaza.”

Mohamed al-Halbousi has criticized the Muslim Brotherhood in Iraq while seeking to strengthen his political influence through alliances with the UAE, Iran, and Saudi Arabia.

The Iran-backed Zainabiyoun Brigade has escalated sectarian violence in Pakistan, with growing influence in attacks, assassinations, and money-laundering operations.

French officials do not stop astonishing Muslims with their controversial statements, the latest of which is that Sunni Islamic terrorism is the "most prominent threat to France and Europe."