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On March 29, 2025, Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa announced a new government largely comprised of allies and marked by the inclusion of one female minister. This establishment follows the …
Syria’s Interim President Announces New Government Dominated by Allies Read More
North Korea is set to export military drones to U.S. adversaries like Iran amid intensified production efforts. Despite international sanctions, Pyongyang employs sophisticated methods to evade detection, including shipping components …
North Korea’s Military Drone Exports Target U.S. Adversaries Read More
Al Shabaab militants targeted President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s convoy in Mogadishu on Tuesday, but the president emerged unharmed. The attack resulted in four fatalities and marks the first direct assault …
Al Shabaab Bomb Attack on Somali Presidential Convoy Leaves President Unharmed Read More
Tunisia has reacted with astonishment to UN criticisms regarding its human rights practices, particularly allegations of political oppression and arbitrary arrests. The government maintains that its judiciary operates independently and …
Tunisia Responds to UN Criticism of Human Rights Practices Read More
The conflict in Sudan has escalated since April 2023, driven by a power struggle between the Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, exacerbated by Islamist influence and regional interventions. …
Escalation of Conflict in Sudan: A Humanitarian Crisis Beckons Urgent Action Read More
This article discusses the 10th anniversary of the Islamic State attack on Christians in Syria, highlighting the loss of community and the ongoing fears regarding their future under the new …
Christians in Syria Reflect on a Decade Since IS Attack and Face Uncertain Future Read More
Al Shabab gunmen attacked a hotel in Beledweyne, Somalia, killing at least seven people, including clan elders and guards. The group claimed responsibility for the assault, while ongoing violence and …
Al Shabab Attack in Central Somalia Results in Seven Casualties Read More
Syria’s interim government has signed a historic agreement with the Kurdish-led SDF, aiming to merge SDF forces into the Syrian army and granting Kurds constitutional rights. The deal will extend …
Syria Signs Landmark Agreement with US-Backed SDF Forces for Unification Read More
Over 1,000 people have died in two days of clashes in Syria, with 745 civilians among the dead. The violence involves Syrian security forces and supporters of former President Assad. …
Over 1,000 Casualties in Two Days of Syrian Clashes: Reports Read More
Tunisia responded with “deep astonishment” to the UN’s criticism of its human rights record, denying allegations of political oppression and asserting its commitment to human rights as outlined in its …
Tunisia Expresses Astonishment at UN Criticism of Human Rights Record Read More