Radical Islam

While Ankara presents itself as a humanitarian partner in Sudan, Turkish drones and military support are helping sustain a war that has devastated Darfur and displaced millions. By Hayvi Bouzo Somewhere in North Darfur, a family hears a sound they have learned to dread: the low hum of a drone they cannot see and cannot outrun. When it strikes, it may hit a market, a displacement camp, or a home. The drone is a Bayraktar, built in Istanbul by a NATO ally. The country under att

AI generated photo about the issue explained in the article Wars in the Middle East do more than test military power — they expose the fragile economic foundations behind regional alliances. Recent reports from Pakistan reveal that Islamabad has sought major financial support from Saudi Arabia, including converting a $5 billion Saudi deposit into a long-term facility, expanding deferred oil payments, and securing financial guarantees for international borrowing. Behind these

A dark, news-style illustration shows a blindfolded detainee in a war-damaged Beirut, surrounded by armed figures and political symbols, highlighting alleged abuses of power and concerns over judicial independence. Beirut — Legal and political observers are describing a recent case as a “full-fledged judicial scandal,” reigniting serious concerns over the integrity and independence of Lebanon’s judiciary—particularly in matters intersecting with Hezbollah’s influence. Accordi