Armenia’s 7 June election saw Nikol Pashinyan retain power despite alleged pro-Russian interference, reinforcing the country’s westward trajectory.

More than 33 million people in Sudan — over half the country's population — depend on humanitarian aid just to survive.

From political prisoner to Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei's story is one of broken promises and mass repression. Yet when he died, Western media and activists

As Islamist forces advance across Syria and detention camps collapse, minorities in Rojava stand on the brink of erasure — with Europe watching and [...]

While Iranians fight for freedom amid blackouts and repression, global attention drifts elsewhere, revealing an uncomfortable pattern of selective outrage.

How Nicolás Maduro’s rhetoric shows the dangerous revival of the false claim that 'Jesus was Palestinian' as a modern political weapon.