Policy
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Hamdok: Third possible return to resolve Sudan crisis
Sudan continues to suffer from a political crisis and stalemate that has exacerbated the country’s problems at all levels, with…
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Afghanistan: Taliban continue violations against women by banning girls from taking university entrance examination
Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban has continued to tighten the noose on women in the country. After preventing girls from attending middle…
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After burning the Holy Quran.. Claims to boycott the Netherlands and Sweden
After the Holy Qur’an was burned in Sweden by a far-right politician, and it was torn to pieces in the…
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Muslim Brotherhood calls for January 25th anniversary fail, marks end of group
The terrorist Muslim Brotherhood failed in its continuous attempts to undermine the stability of the Egyptian state through calls of…
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Zelensky Heads Into New War, Wave of Exclusion Hits Ukrainian Officials
Unenviable moments for Ukraine’s president, faced with two wars; one military against Russia and the other corruption targeting the surrounding…
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Sudan: Al-Burhan withdraws from mediation between civilians for these reasons
While all parties to the framework agreement insist on reaching a final political agreement with the participation of all parties…
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Hamidti Calls on People of Eastern Sudan to Unite, Reject Tribalism
Mohammed Hamdan “Hamidti”, Deputy Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council of Eastern Sudan, called on the people of Eastern Sudan…
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Suspicious activity of the Muslim Brotherhood Brigades, Egypt is on the lookout
The Brotherhood’s electronic militia and its broadcasters are still trying on their channels to export fear and anxiety to the…
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Muslim Brotherhood dissident reveals the terrorist history of Hossam Al-Ghomri and his role in incitement against Egypt
In a new move that reveals the state of unrest and crises facing the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood group, the Turkish…
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UN delegation in Afghanistan stresses need to preserve women’s rights – Details
United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed discussed women’s rights with Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister Wednesday after the Taliban banned most…
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