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Sudan’s army captures significant territory in Khartoum, including the presidential palace, marking notable progress against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). While this development brings hope for peace, the conflict persists …
Sudan Army Expands Control in Khartoum Amid Ongoing Conflict with RSF Read More
Recent events in Pakistan highlighted a severe security crisis when militants from the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) hijacked a train, leading to a violent standoff with security forces. The attack …
Deadly Train Hijacking Exposes Growing Terrorism Crisis in Pakistan Read More
Sudan faces a humanitarian crisis with over 30 million people in need of assistance due to ongoing civil war. Despite this, there is hope as individuals are turning to Christianity. …
A Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: The Need for Support and Prayer Read More
The kafala system in Lebanon often traps migrant workers in abusive conditions, particularly affecting young women from underdeveloped nations. The ongoing conflict has heightened their vulnerability, as many were deserted …
Challenges Faced by Migrant Workers in Lebanon’s Kafala System Read More
The civil war in Sudan has halted education, displacing many families. Ed Weaver from Spoken Worldwide highlights the destruction of schools and the need for rebuilding the education system. Their …
The Importance of Oral Ministry Amidst Sudan’s Education Crisis Read More
Following the fall of Assad’s regime, Jordan and Syria have reopened their borders to enhance trade and collaboration on security and energy. There is cautious optimism in Jordan regarding this …
Jordan and Syria Strengthen Ties Amidst New Challenges and Concerns Read More
Nawaf Salam has been appointed as Lebanon’s new Prime Minister, aiming to normalize relations with Syria alongside newly elected President Joseph Aoun. Their leadership seeks to address historical tensions and …
Lebanon’s New Leadership Aims for Normalized Relations with Syria Read More