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Nigeria Halts Official Delegations to South Africa Amid Escalating Anti-Migrant Violence
Nigeria's parliament has suspended all official and virtual visits to South Africa in response to escalating anti-migrant violence and attacks on Nigerian citizens.
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed Meets Emirati Students and Leaders During Landmark Germany Visit
During his state visit to Germany, President Sheikh Mohamed met with Emirati students, former chancellor Angela Merkel, and regional leaders following a major multi-billion euro investment announcement.
Strategic Shifts in the Middle East: Can the Houthis Control the Red Sea?
Houthi forces have seized Yemen's entire Red Sea coastline and the Bab al-Mandeb shipping gateway, raising serious concerns over global energy supplies and Saudi oil exports.
German Federal Prosecutors File Charges Against Seven Suspected Hamas Members Over Planned Weapons Plot
German prosecutors have charged seven suspected Hamas members accused of procuring weapons to target Israeli and Jewish sites in Germany and Austria.
Trump Faces Mass Protests and Public Backlash During Highly Unpopular Visit to Ireland
A vast majority of the Irish public opposes US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit, prompting widespread protests across the country over US policies in Gaza.
Behind the Scenes: Why Pakistan is Engaging Iran Amid Escalating Houthi-Saudi Conflict
As the Houthi-Saudi conflict intensifies and oil prices surge, Pakistan balances regional defense commitments with backchannel diplomacy between Riyadh and Tehran.
Why the Permanent Legal Architecture of the 'War on Terror' Must Be Dismantled
A quarter-century after its creation following 9/11, the permanent legal architecture of the 'war on terror' has expanded from Guantanamo Bay to target migrants, protesters, and civil liberties, prompting calls for its total abolition.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia Reaffirm Strategic Partnership Amid Regional Developments
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty emphasized the deep strategic and security ties between Egypt and Saudi Arabia during recent televised remarks.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Arrives in New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi arrived in New Delhi on Friday to attend the 18th BRICS Summit, where he was welcomed by Indian and Egyptian officials.
Restoring Regional Deterrence and Advancing Sustainable Peace: The Editor's Briefing
Regional leaders emphasize the urgent need to restore deterrence against ongoing proxy attacks while pursuing ambitious diplomatic ties and sustainable peace.
Examining the Distortion of UN Data on Gaza's Food Crisis
This report examines how United Nations data regarding the food crisis in Gaza is being misinterpreted and twisted.
Spain Moves Closer to Granting Historic Citizenship to Western Saharans
The Spanish parliament has overwhelmingly backed a bill to grant citizenship to Western Saharans born under former colonial rule. The landmark legislative move could benefit over 100,000 people amid ongoing diplomatic sensitivities.
Republican Midterm Strategy Frames Democrats as the Core Threat in New Video
A Republican midterm campaign video presents Democrats as the primary threat, running for a duration of 01 minutes and 46 seconds.
Pakistan and Iran Hold High-Level Talks on Regional De-escalation and Houthi Attacks
Iranian and Pakistani officials have met to discuss regional de-escalation, potential US-Iran talks, and recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
King’s College London Reinstates Pro-Palestine Student After Legal Battle
Usama Ghanem, a student at King's College London, has been reinstated to complete his degree following a suspension and legal battle over his pro-Palestine campus activism.
Reflecting on the Legacy of 25 Years of the War on Terror
A look back at the quiet mass arrests and the complex legacy left behind by 25 years of the "war on terror".
Hong Kong Court Imposes Severe Prison Sentences on Tiananmen Vigil Activists
A Hong Kong court has sentenced three prominent activists to prison terms ranging from five to seven years under the national security law for organizing a Tiananmen Square massacre vigil.
Blurred Lines: How West Bank Settlers and Soldiers Blur the Boundaries of Power and Impunity
An investigative look at how the integration of West Bank settlers into the Israeli military apparatus has blurred lines and fostered systemic impunity for violence against Palestinians.
Afghan Medical Students Face Sudden Expulsion from Pakistan Amid Regulatory Crackdown
Afghan medical students in Pakistan are facing sudden expulsion and eviction notices following a directive from the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, cutting short their education amid deteriorating relations between Islamabad and Kabul.
How 9/11 Conspiracy Theories Shifted Into Mainstream American Politics
Decades after the September 11 attacks, conspiracy theories surrounding the tragedy have evolved and moved from the political fringes into the mainstream of American politics, amplified by influential figures and political leaders.
Trump's Midterm Comments Spark Debate as Video Emerges
A newly surfaced video features Trump joking that Republicans can cheat like hell in the upcoming midterms.
Young Republicans Disagree with Trump Regarding Iran War
A short video highlights how young republicans are breaking with Trump over the Iran war.
A Quarter Century Later, the Middle East Remains Trapped in the Aftermath of 9/11
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the Middle East continues to grapple with perpetual conflict, the rise of proxy groups, and the enduring consequences of wars driven by rage rather than reason.
Republican Midterm Convention Concludes in Dallas with Donald Trump and JD Vance Setting the Stage
The Republican midterm convention concluded in Dallas, Texas, with party leaders rallying behind US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance ahead of crucial legislative elections.