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Road to Recovery: What Morocco’s PJD Learned From Its Stunned Electoral Defeat
Morocco's Justice and Development Party (PJD) is working to rebuild its political presence under leader Abdelilah Benkirane following its catastrophic 2021 electoral defeat. The party has introduced a comprehensive 2026 programme focusing on public services, economic reform, and youth engagement.
Hegseth Launches 'Send Me Tour' Following Iran War Backlash
Hegseth has officially launched the 'Send Me Tour' amidst significant backlash concerning an Iran war.
Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet Withdraws from UN Secretary-General Race Following Poor Poll Results
Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet has dropped out of the race to become the next United Nations secretary-general following poor results in the latest informal straw poll.
Turkiye Ready to Support Saudi Arabia's Security Amid Escalating Houthi Attacks, Says Foreign Minister
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Turkiye will consider supporting Saudi Arabia's military needs under a trilateral defence pact amid escalating Houthi attacks.
Saudi-Led Coalition Intercepts Houthi Ballistic Missile Targeting Riyadh
Saudi-led coalition forces intercepted a ballistic missile fired by Yemen's Houthis toward Riyadh, amid an ongoing military escalation and renewed clashes across multiple Yemeni provinces.
Israeli President Clears Criminal Record of Former Soldier Who Shot Wounded Palestinian in 2016
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has expunged the criminal record of Elor Azaria, the former soldier convicted of killing a wounded Palestinian in Hebron in 2016, despite opposition from top military leadership.
Hegseth Launches 'Send Me Tour' While Facing Backlash Over Iran War
Hegseth initiates the 'Send Me Tour' amidst mounting backlash regarding an Iran war, while reports highlight Israel targeting paramedics in southern Lebanon.
Denmark and Greenland Agree to US Security Pact While Protecting Sovereignty
Denmark and Greenland have announced a binding security agreement with the United States that grants Washington permanent control over the Arctic territory's defense while safeguarding local sovereignty.
UAE Official Source Addresses Reports Regarding Advance Warnings of October 7 Attack Given to Israel
A UAE official source has responded to reports regarding claims that Abu Dhabi provided warnings to Israel about an imminent Hamas attack prior to October 7.
Iran Conveys Terms to US via Qatar to End Conflict and Resume Talks
Iran has communicated its formal conditions to Washington through Qatari mediators to end the ongoing conflict, awaiting a response from President Donald Trump.
US Pursues Diplomatic Push for Humanitarian Truce in Sudan, Says Trump Adviser
A senior White House adviser stated that the US is collaborating with regional and international partners to push for a humanitarian truce in Sudan's ongoing civil war. The diplomatic effort is part of a broader strategy to establish a peaceful path toward a lasting ceasefire and political transition.
Thousands Form Human Chain in Washington to Protest Kennedy Center Closure Vote
Thousands of demonstrators formed a human chain in Washington DC to protest the Kennedy Center board's controversial vote to close the performing arts venue amid fears of demolition.
Why Strict Police Hiring Standards Are Vital But Not Enough to End Law Enforcement Abuse
While strict hiring standards are crucial for law enforcement, experts argue that comprehensive structural reforms and agency accountability are also necessary to end police abuse.
Taiwan Demonstrates Military Strength Ahead of Trump-Xi Discussions
Taiwan showcases its military capabilities in a video lasting 51 seconds as anticipation builds for upcoming talks between Trump and Xi.
Russia Faces Massive Cyberattacks on Voting Systems During Second Day of Parliamentary Elections
Russian authorities report massive and continuous cyberattacks on Moscow's electronic voting systems during the second day of the country's parliamentary elections.
Beyond Ceasefires: How Qatar’s Mediation Focuses on Lasting Peace and Reconstruction
Qatar’s Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva, Hind Abdulrahman Al-Muftah, stated that Doha's mediation strategy goes beyond ceasefires to ensure long-term stability, implementation, and humanitarian support.
Unpacking Reports of Equipment and Troop Shortages in the Israeli Military
Recent media reports claim the Israeli military is facing shortages of troops and equipment, though analysts suggest these claims may be part of a strategy to accelerate weapon transfers.
United States Lifts Eritrea Sanctions to Strengthen Strategic Red Sea Position
The United States has lifted sanctions on Eritrea to advance regional interests in the Red Sea, a move welcomed by the Eritrean government.
Trump Claims US Secures 'Permanent Control' Over Greenland Security in New Deal With Denmark
President Donald Trump announced a new security agreement granting the US permanent oversight of Greenland's defense, though Denmark maintains that its sovereignty remains fully intact.
Iraqi PM Adviser Clarifies No Fixed Deadline Set for Militia Disarmament Committee
A senior adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi has clarified that there is no fixed deadline for the committee tasked with disarming Iran-backed militias, creating uncertainty around a previously discussed September 30 target.
Qatar Dismisses Israeli Allegations Regarding Gaza Aid as Politically Motivated
Qatar's International Media Office has dismissed Israeli media claims that Gaza humanitarian aid reached Hamas, calling the allegations false and politically motivated.
EU Calls on US to Reconsider Visa Denial for Palestinian Delegation Ahead of UNGA
The European Union has urged the United States to reverse its decision denying visas to Palestinian Authority officials for the UNGA meeting. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also expressed concern over the restrictions affecting Palestinian participation.
Legal and Constitutional Questions Arise as Trump Bans Major News Outlets From the White House
US President Donald Trump has banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, prompting swift condemnation and potential legal challenges over First Amendment rights.
Pentagon Reports $45.1 Billion Price Tag for War with Iran in Update to Congress
The Pentagon has informed Congress that the ongoing war with Iran has cost $45.1 billion, surpassing previous budget projections while excluding certain repair and indirect expenses.