The tragic events in Yemen are worsening across all aspects of life, but the lack of basic services is having a direct and severe impact on people’s daily lives and livelihoods. Due to power outages, many residents of Aden have been forced to seek shelter on sidewalks and in open streets to escape the sweltering summer heat.
While Turkish President Erdogan escalates his rhetoric against the Jewish entity, warning against the “illusions of the Promised Land” and asserting that Turkey’s security begins not in Hatay but in Aleppo, Damascus, and Beirut (Al Jazeera, June 10, 2026), the region appears to be facing a scenario that suggests Ankara and Tel Aviv are moving in opposite directions,
Washington realizes that its military might cannot win a battle with Iran. It has used all its power and weaponry, striking Iran in an attempt to subdue it. The result is that Iran has not surrendered, and America is still desperately seeking a seat at the negotiating table, using its allies to pressure Tehran.
Over the past two days, we have seen in the media and on social media platforms articles by some journalists, activists, and others calling upon the people of Kordofan to sacrifice themselves and their wealth in order to liberate Kordofan from the Rapid Support Forces, which control large areas of Greater Kordofan and continue to threaten El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan State, with drones,
