Policy
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Sanctions on Iran Threaten the Regime as Public Anger Grows
Divisions are widening within Iran’s ruling elite over how to handle the crisis: some advocate a tougher stance, while others…
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Terrorism in the Sahel: Mali Accuses Ukraine and Warns the West
Mali has openly accused Ukraine of supplying drones to terrorist groups, claiming a direct link between Kyiv and the spread…
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Cooperation and Global Challenges Top Abdallah bin Zayed’s Talks in New York
Sheikh Abdallah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates, held…
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Hours before sanctions… Iran protests against Europe’s snapback mechanism and recalls its ambassadors
On the eve of the reimposition of United Nations sanctions, Iran has recalled its ambassadors to Germany, France, and the…
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Justice prevails over the Muslim Brotherhood’s influence in the Tariq Ramadan case: what’s new?
In a landmark judicial setback, the curtain has finally fallen on the case of Tariq Ramadan, grandson of Muslim Brotherhood…
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Mali accuses Algeria of supporting “international terrorism”: diplomatic showdown at the UN
From the United Nations podium, Malian Prime Minister Abdoulaye Maïga accused Algeria of supporting “international terrorism” after the downing of…
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Kenya curbs the expansion of the Muslim Brotherhood: experts reveal the significance and consequences of the ban
In a move with implications beyond its borders, Kenya has designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, declaring that…
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Washington urges U.S. companies to invest in Morocco’s Sahara
During his meeting with the Moroccan Foreign Minister, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State reaffirmed the strength of relations with…
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Russian Ship Without Radar off Danish Coast: Technical Failure or Military Tactic?
A Russian ship was detected off the Danish coast with its tracking systems switched off, sparking debate over whether this…
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Warning Shots in South Korean Waters: The “Northern Limit Line” Remains a Red Line
South Korea announced that its military fired warning shots after a North Korean vessel entered its territorial waters, prompting the…
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