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Human Rights Violations In Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), is spending billions to transform the nation, presenting an image of modernization and economic dominance. Although MBS brought about some reforms, such as lifting the ban on women driving, critics point to severe human rights violations, such as the arrest and torture of activists. Despite [...]

War Crime: Sexual Violence Against Children In Sudan

UNICEF reports alarming sexual violence against children in Sudan’s civil war, with armed men raping children as young as one. 221 cases of rape have been reported since 2024, though the actual number is much higher. Victims, including boys, face societal stigma, which discourages many from seeking help. The violence has devastated many children, with [...]

Egypt Energy Crisis

Egypt’s gas industry is facing big problems as work on important gas projects has dropped significantly because of the ongoing energy crisis. The country is dealing with high demand and shortages, which is making it hard for gas projects to move forward as planned. As a result, some key gas developments that were meant to [...]

HRW: 3,800 Migrants were Forcibly Returned to Libya

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has criticized the European Union for helping Libyan forces send back more than 3,800 migrants to Libya over the past three months. During this time, at least 400 people have died or disappeared while trying to cross the sea. Judith Sunderland from HRW called the EU’s actions “appalling” and urged them [...]

Algeria’s Bold Move on Wheat Import

Algeria's wheat import from France has been banned as it faces a sharp decline due to its quality and pricing. Poor procurement may pose a threat to global markets as Algeria estimates more imports from other regions. Will Algeria's decision be a boon or maybe a major setback as all the other countries have a [...]

U.S.-China Trade Tensions Escalate as Trump Holds Off Talks with Xi

WASHINGTON/BEIJING - Former U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that he was in no rush to engage in discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping, despite an intensifying tariff war between the two global economic powers. The U.S. had imposed higher tariffs on Chinese imports, citing unfair trade practices, while China retaliated with its tariffs on American [...]

Bengali Muslim In Bangladesh

Bengali Muslims, the largest ethnic group in Bangladesh with a population of 134.9 million, have a rich history blending Hindu traditions and Islamic practices. Islam is dominant, with 99.94% of the population identifying as Muslim, while Christians make up only 0.06%. Their lifestyle varies between urban areas, focused on economic activity, and rural areas, centered [...]

Political Transition And Humanitarian Challenges In Syria

Syria is undergoing a political transformation following the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, with Ahmed al-Sharaa becoming the new president. The country remains divided, with the Syrian Democratic Forces controlling the east and the government holding the west. The UN urges inclusive political reforms, focusing on women's roles and addressing humanitarian needs. [...]

Humanitarian Crisis In Yemen

The humanitarian crisis is escalating in Yemen. The UN has suspended all operations in Sa’ada governorate, Yemen, due to security concerns following the detention of eight UN staff members by Houthi authorities. This temporary measure aims to ensure the safety of staff and expedite the release of imprisoned staff. The UN remains committed to delivering [...]

Fragile Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Faces Growing Threat of Collapse:

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which started in January 2025, is under strain. Hamas has paused releasing more hostages, accusing Israel of breaking the truce. Israel warns of military action if hostages aren't freed. Diplomatic talks are ongoing, with efforts from the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar to keep the truce alive. The situation remains [...]

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