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Sudan chemical weapons allegations
Middle East

Sudan’s Chemical Weapons Allegations Raise Serious Questions About War And Accountability 

Sudan’s long-running civil war has taken another deeply disturbing turn with allegations that the Sudanese Armed Forces used chlorine-based chemical weapons on Rapid Support Forces

Jordan China ties
News

Jordan Looks East: Why King Abdullah Is Deepening Ties With China Amid Regional Uncertainty

King Abdullah II spent a week in China this August, his ninth visit to the country and his first extended trip there in over a

Lebanon violence
Politics

More Than 1,000 Projectiles in Southern Lebanon in One Week: Why UNIFIL Warns about Escalating Violence

The security situation in southern Lebanon is still fragile after the United Nations peacekeeping forces registered 1,030 projectile movements in one week, amid low levels

exchange licence suspensions
News

Yemen Central Bank Suspends Exchange Licences: What It Means for Remittances

The Yemen Central Bank suspends exchange licences nationwide, ending dozens of financial networks, in a move to cement an economy in disarray. The unprecedented crackdown

Hama steel deal
News

Syria Signs 30-Year Hama Steel Plant Deal in Major Reconstruction Push

The Syrian Ministry of Economy and Industry has finally managed to secure a Gigantic Agreement as the country starts one of the biggest reconstruction efforts

Russian scholarships
News

Tunisia Students to Get More Russian Scholarships: Who Can Apply?

The Tunisia-Russia educational cooperation is fast developing and presents potential opportunities for young scholars from Tunisia’s North Africa unprecedented. The number of Russian government scholarships

Egypt WFP partnership
World

The Egypt WFP Partnership: How Food Security Data Analytics is Driving the Future

For decades, global humanitarian responses have leaned on this reactive model: wait for a crisis, observe what happens next, then deploy aid. Still, that old

Moroccan Spanish visa delays
Middle East

Moroccan Spanish Visa Delays: What Travelers Need to Know About the Appointment Backlog

For many citizens who are planning to travel to Europe, getting a Spain Schengen visa has somehow turned into this really tiring hurdle. A serious

Trump Hormuz Ownership Claim
Middle East

US-Iran War: Trump Is Doubling Down on His Hormuz Ownership Claim, But International Law Doesn’t Back His Bold Assertion 

President Donald Trump has spent the past two weeks insisting that the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most vital oil and gas shipping

Iraq militia disarmament
Middle East

What if Iraq-Iran Factions Fail to Disarm Until September 30? 

The Iraqi government warns that Iran-supported militias will face terrorism accusations and even capital punishment in case they fail to surrender weapons in state exclusive