Electoral Transformations in Africa: The Rise of Opposition Parties
Recent elections in Africa have seen significant opposition victories, with voters rejecting ruling parties in Ghana, Botswana, and South Africa....
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Shifting Political Dynamics: African Voters Reject Ruling Parties
Recent elections in African nations such as Ghana, Botswana, and Mauritius have seen significant voter shifts away from ruling parties,...
The Fall of Bashar al-Assad’s Regime in Syria: What Lies Ahead?
Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has been overthrown after 13 years of civil war, leading to widespread celebrations in Damascus....
Biden Administration Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver Amid Controversy
The Biden administration extended a sanctions waiver allowing Iran to access $10 billion from Iraq for humanitarian trade, sparking criticism...
Biden Administration Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver Amid Controversy
The Biden administration has renewed the controversial $10 billion Iran sanctions waiver allowing access to funds from Iraq, which has...
Trump’s Non-Intervention Stance on the Syrian Conflict
President-elect Donald J. Trump will face the ongoing crisis in Syria when he takes office, with a prevailing inclination towards...
Mysterious Illness in Congo Affects Over 400, Majority Are Children, WHO Reports
More than 400 people, mainly children, are infected with a mysterious illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with 31...
The Significance of Assad’s Fall: Turkey’s Strategic Opportunities and Challenges
The article discusses the implications of Bashar al-Assad's removal in Syria, analyzing Turkey's increasing regional influence under President Erdogan. Despite...
Fact Check: Misleading Claims About Bashar Assad’s Alleged Presence in Moscow
A Facebook post inaccurately claims an image shows Bashar Assad and his wife in Moscow after fleeing Syria. In truth,...
The Aftermath of Syria’s Earthquake: A Transformative Moment for the Nation
The Syrian earthquake catalyzed the rapid collapse of the Assad regime, with HTS rising to fill the power vacuum. Though...
