Protesters near the army headquarters in the Sudanese capital Khartoum in 2019 (WikiMedia Commons) Sudan’s ruling sovereign council has said to lift the country’s year-long state
A court in Egypt has sentenced various prominent political figures in Egypt to lengthy jail terms for an alleged coup and spreading misinformation. Among them
Photo: NATO Meeting on March 16, 2022 with Finland and Sweden. Left to right: Antti Kaikkonen (Minister of Defence, Finland) with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg
The vast Sinai desert (source: WikiMedia Commons) A Dutch top court ruled that The Netherlands is allowed to supply high-end weapon systems to Egypt, despite deep
Last Sunday, May 15, citizens in Lebanon went to the polls for parliamentary elections. These were long-anticipated as Lebanon is hit by ‘triple crises’ –
Iraqi protesters hold images of popular cleric Muqtada al-Sadr during a 2018 demonstration (source: WikiMedia Commons) Amid public outcries to finally form a new government, the
Syrian refugees in a Turkish refugee camp near Suruc, back in 2014 (photo: Flickr) For years, Turkey has held the largest population of refugees in the
The streets of Jenin, West Bank (photo: Flickr) In the morning of May 11, Al Jazeera said that its well-known reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was shot
Anti-gov’t protests in Beirut, Lebanon in 2019 (photo: WikiMedia Commons) On this Sunday, May 15, Lebanon will see the long-expected parliamentary elections in the country. In
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