The Spark of Revolution: How a Teenager’s Graffiti Changed Syria Forever
Mouawiya Syasneh's graffiti, "It's your turn, Doctor," sparked the Syrian revolution against Bashar al-Assad in 2011. This act ignited widespread...
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Biden Accelerates Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Concerns of Shift in U.S. Policy
Amid Donald Trump's upcoming inauguration, President Biden is accelerating military aid to Ukraine, granting over $2 billion recently to enhance...
Key Legislative Developments: National Assembly Session and Political Tensions in Pakistan
The National Assembly session today focused on a 40-point agenda, including private members' bills, a notice on fake news from...
John Dramani Mahama Declared Winner of Ghana’s Presidential Election
Former President John Mahama wins presidential election in Ghana, returning to power against the New Patriotic Party. His victory signals...
Russia’s Dilemma: Seeking Alternatives in Sudan and Libya Amid Syrian Losses
The possible fall of Assad in Syria threatens Russian military operations in the region, prompting consideration of alternatives such as...
The Future of Syria Amidst the Shadows of Past Revolutions
In 2011, Syria's uprising against President Bashar al-Assad became the most extended and destructive conflict of the Arab Spring, leading...
Reflecting on the Syrian Revolution: Hope Amidst Uncertainty After Assad
The Syrian revolution that started in 2011 parallels the Arab Spring uprisings but differs dramatically in outcome, devolving into a...
Implications of Assad’s Fall for U.S. Strategy Toward Iran under Trump
The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government on December 9, 2024, presents pivotal implications for U.S. policy under President Trump, particularly...
Former President John Dramani Mahama Wins Ghana’s Presidential Election
Ghana's electoral commission declared John Dramani Mahama as the winner of the presidential election with 56.55% of the votes. Mahamudu...
Young Voters in Ghana Seek Change Amid Economic Struggles
Young Ghanaians view the presidential vote as a possible solution to their economic struggles, yet they face limited choices. The...
