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Mali has suspended artisanal mining permits for foreigners due to recent accidents that resulted in 56 fatalities, primarily affecting women and children. This decision, directed by Interim President Assimi Goita, …
Mali Suspends Artisanal Mining Permits for Foreigners Amid Safety Concerns Read More
The Malian Government has suspended new artisanal mining permits for foreigners following deadly accidents, including a recent mine collapse and a flooded tunnel. The government has also dismissed several officials …
Mali Halts Artisanal Mining Permits for Foreigners Amid Safety Concerns Read More
The rivalry between Turkey and Iran is escalating, particularly following Turkey’s success in Syria. This situation places pressure on Iran’s influence in Iraq, specifically over the Popular Mobilization Units. Meanwhile, …
Intra-Kurdish Diplomacy: A Potential Solution to Iran-Turkey Rivalry in Iraq? Read More
The Druze in southern Syria, wary of external threats, have formed the Suwayda Military Council to protect their community post-Assad. The council seeks stability while engaging with larger security factions. …
The Druze Community’s Response to Ongoing Conflict in Southern Syria Read More
Mali plans to launch a national digital platform for its diaspora, allowing easier access to vital documents. Developed by Malian experts, the platform will support both Malian citizens and foreign …
Mali to Launch Digital Platform for Diaspora Access to Documents Read More
The Syrian conflict began in 2011 as protests escalated against Bashar al-Assad’s regime, leading to a bloody civil war. Allegations of chemical weapon use, significant foreign intervention, and increased rebel …
Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian Civil War: A Chronicle of Conflict Read More
Syria’s interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa visited Saudi Arabia as a sign of potentially distancing from Iran, marking his first trip abroad. Accompanied by Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani, this visit reflects …
Syria’s Interim President Visits Saudi Arabia, Signaling Shift Away from Iran Read More
Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, announced that organizing national elections could take four to five years due to the need to rebuild voting infrastructure. Following the fall of Assad, al-Sharaa …
Syria’s Interim President Predicts Elections Could Take Up to Five Years Read More
Ahmad al-Sharaa, Syria’s interim president, visited Saudi Arabia, signaling a shift in alliances and commitment to rebuilding Syria post-Assad. Meetings included Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, focusing on support and …
Saudi Arabia Commits to Supporting Syria, as Revealed by Interim President al-Sharaa Read More
Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, announced that organizing national elections could take up to five years due to the need to re-establish voting infrastructure. Following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, …
Syria’s Interim President States Elections Could Take Up to Five Years Read More