Tunisia’s 2011 revolution was fueled by the UGTT, where women trade unionists played an instrumental but overlooked role.

Türkiye and Iraq are deepening ties through security cooperation against the PKK and the multibillion-dollar Development Road Project.

Southern Yemen, which fought al-Qaeda for a decade, now faces a new threat: political, as Saudi airstrikes target its forces.

For a decade, Iran has deployed internet blackouts as a shield for mass repression, enabling unchecked lethal force.

Tehran will not dismantle its nuclear program without real sanctions relief; limited strikes would provoke forceful retaliation.

Iran faces a historic leadership transition as Khamenei ages. Three scenarios loom—clerical continuity, military rule, or collapse—none promising democracy.

Gulf states are terrified of a U.S. war with Iran, facing retaliation, economic collapse, and a destabilized neighborhood.

Trump’s tweet forcing Maliki’s withdrawal exposed Iraqi sovereignty’s fragility; leaders are chosen in Washington, not Baghdad.

Lebanon is trapped between Hezbollah’s pledge to defend Iran and Israel’s relentless strikes, leaving its sovereignty hollow.

China upholds Ukraine’s territorial integrity in principle but will not pressure Russia directly; it awaits clarity from U.S.-Russia talks.