Abdelrahim Ali's Report Reveals Alarming Connections of Muslim Brotherhood in Paraguay

Paraguay has declared the Muslim Brotherhood a "terrorist organization" that threatens international security and stability, and constitutes a serious violation of the purposes and principles of ...

Revealed: The Secret Alliance Between Iran-backed Houthis and Al-Qaeda

The recently announced prisoner exchange between the Houthis and Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) sheds light on the ongoing relationship between the Iranian-backed Houthi militia and the ...

Analysis: Poverty, Religion, and the Real Reasons African Youth Join Terrorist Groups

Terrorism is a complex issue that cannot be reduced to a single cause. While religious beliefs are often cited as the primary reason for young people joining extremist organizations, the situation ...

Iraqi Security Forces Launch Swords of Truth Operation to Eliminate Remaining ISIS Cells

The Iraqi security forces launched several military operations to pursue the remnants of the terrorist organization "ISIS" and to clear all parts of Iraqs provinces from its remnants. These ...

Defiant Women in Iran Break Free from Hijab Law, Flaunt Their Hair in Bold Acts of Resistance

Iranian women have been flaunting their hair in open defiance of Irans mandatory hijab law that requires women and girls over nine years old to cover their hair in public. The law has been in ...

Albania's Cyberattack: The Geopolitical Battles and Uncertainty Created by Iran's Onslaught

Albania, a small Balkan country with fewer than three million people, has been plunged into uncertainty by Irans massive cyberattack, one of the biggest assaults in Europe on a NATO member since ...

Cracks in the Taliban: Women's Rights Stir Unprecedented Public Splits Among Leadership

The Talibans ban on girls education and female participation in the workforce has seen unprecedented public divisions among its leadership in recent weeks, with some leaders now advocating for ...

Tunisia's President Sparks Outrage with Racist Rhetoric Targeting Sub-Saharan Africans

Tunisias president, Kais Saied, has been accused of making "racialized hate speech" by the African Union (AU). In a National Security Council meeting, Saied claimed that sub-Saharan African ...

Comoros Bans 69 Entities, Including Muslim Brotherhood, as "Terrorist Organizations" in Crackdown Against Extremism

Taliban-Pakistan Tensions Rise as Torkham Border Crossing Closes

The recent closure of the Torkham border crossing by the Taliban has sparked tensions between the group and Pakistan, prompting questions about the nature of their relationship. Although the ...

Political Rifts and Minority Representation: Challenges Facing Kurdistan's Elections

Minority groups in the Kurdistan region of Iraq are calling for an increase in their representation in the upcoming parliamentary elections, which have been postponed since last October. ...

UN extends sanctions on Houthi terrorist group: Impact on Yemen's conflict and Iran's weapon smuggling exposed

In recent days, the UN Security Council has extended its sanctions on the Houthi group, with the aim of curbing the violations committed by the Iran-backed group against the Yemeni people. ...

Terrorism Resurges in Pakistan, Igniting Protests and Heightening Security Concerns

Protests against militancy and the powers that be are increasing in Pakistan after a recent suicide attack on a mosque in Peshawar killed 101 people, mostly police officers. The Jan. 30 bombing ...

Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani: The Qatari Heir Vying for Ownership of Manchester United

Qatari Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani, son of former Qatar prime minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani, has submitted a bid for Manchester United, one of world footballs most prestigious ...

Turkey's Culinary Capital Rallies to Feed the Hungry After Earthquakes

In the wake of the devastating earthquakes that struck Turkeys western coast in October, chefs in the countrys culinary capital of Gaziantep are stepping up to help those affected by the ...