Since last Saturday, Erbil province has been witnessing security tensions following demonstrations by the Herki tribes in the Khabat district, accusing the Democratic Party of reneging on its promises to grant them three seats in parliament in exchange for the tribe giving it their votes in the elections.
In every election cycle, voices from within what are called official religious institutions in Egypt reappear, promoting the idea of national duty, integrity, and accountability before Allah at the ballot box, as if the electoral process were a Shariah platform and a genuine conduit for change.
A military coup took place in Guinea-Bissau on November 26, 2025, and the country’s president, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, the chief of staff of the armed forces, General Biag Nantan, his deputy, General Mamadou Touré, and the interior minister, Botche Candé, were arrested.
Will Africa become an arena for international power struggles and conflicts, especially after America succeeded in expelling most other colonialist powers from the Middle East, seizing control of its key regions, and beginning to implement its plans? Today, it is fragmenting large countries and redrawing borders, replacing the Sykes-Picot lines with those based on sectarianism, tribalism,
