The flow of migrants passing through Morocco en route to Europe has bolstered the country's strategic and economic relations with both origin and destination countries, but it also presents significant challenges to its border security.

Although one out of every eight internally displaced people in the world is in Sudan, the armed conflict continues to force millions more Sudanese to flee, deepening the humanitarian crisis and exacerbating food insecurity.

As Hezbollah and Shia militia continue their fight against Israel at Lebanon’s southern borders, Sunni military groups and factions in Lebanon have decided to take part in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict alongside the Iran-aligned party.

What began in Sudan as a power struggle between generals in 2023, quickly escalated into a full-scale war, exacerbating the severe impacts of climate change on rural livelihoods.

China has expanded its presence in the global halal economy, opening new avenues for Sino-Arab cooperation and competition.

A new hundred-riyal coin has ignited a financial war between Yemen’s rivaling central banks in Sana’a and Aden, drawing international condemnation and exacerbating the country’s economic turmoil.

As members, organizers, and leaders, women continue to play an important role in the General Union of Tunisian Workers and advance its political advocacy.

As often occurs in conflict zones, Palestinian women and children have paid the highest price of Israel’s military assault in Gaza.

Six months into the conflict, Hamas continues to challenge the Israeli army—raising questions about Israel’s ability to eradicate the group.

Far from traditional military bases, which serve to contain neighboring powers or deter external attacks, the UAE’s network of informal facilities extends across Africa and the Red Sea region.