The Sudan crisis shows no sign of abating. Since April the Sudanese army and its rivals in the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have fought across the East…

Baghdad: “Because they can more easily control a weakened Afghanistan,” one member of the government security forces at the time claimed in a July…

Paris: The entry of a populist and anti-immigrant right-wing faction in the Finnish government in June — just a year before the European elections —…

As Saudi Arabia bids to host World Expo 2030 in Riyadh, "expo" has increasingly become a buzzword.The term is short for “Exposition" which, in turn,…

At a time when the world at large is facing major financial challenges, Egypt is trying to find sustainable solutions for its economy, hoping free…

On 10 August, a truck overturned on a curve in Kahale, Lebanon, a small town on the Beirut-Damascus Highway.At first, it could have easily been…

When the Taliban finally achieved its goal of seizing control of Afghanistan two years ago, hopes were raised that the new Taliban regime would adopt…

There is no return home in sight for millions of Syrians who fled during the civil war. According to UNHCR, 77% of the 6.5 million Syrians abroad…

The dust has yet to settle on the coup d’etat that toppled President Mohamed Barzoum of Niger on 10 July.What makes this event particularly…