Israel Judicial Reform: Tel Aviv Protests Continue after Budget Approved
Protesters gather in major cities across Israel to decry government reform proposals set to curtail Supreme Court authority Israelis took to...
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Sudan: Truce Holds, but Brings Little Relief for Humanitarian Crisis
The RSF says it plans to engage in talks aimed at extending ceasefire, which is due to end on Monday...
China Seizing US Arms Markets in the Middle East
China is poised to break into the Middle Eastern arms market through big deals with Saudi Arabia and Egypt, both...
New Anti-Israel Axis Pushes Netanyahu to ‘Brink’ of War
Israel fears that a growing anti-Israel alliance in the Middle East is now strong enough to spark an outbreak of war in the region....
Vietnam, the Middle East, Regime Coups, Invasions: Henry Kissinger’s Major Moments
Controversial top diplomat, turning 100 on Saturday, organized airlift to resupply Israel during Yom Kippur War, secretly brokered ties with...
OPEC+ Cuts Fail Fail to Boost Middle East Oil Prices
The OPEC+ voluntary production cuts, on paper promising curtailments amounting to 1.66 million b/d, should have been the main story...
Eritrea: 30 Years of Bitter Independence for the Diaspora
As a child, in the years following Eritrea's independence, Filmon Debru looked forward to the month of May and the...
Xiplomacy: How Close People-to-People Bond Consolidates Cooperation Between China, Eritrea
ASMARA -- In the port city of Massawa, Eritrea, a piece of pottery displayed in a museum tells a story...
In State Visit, Eritrea and China Signal Deeper Partnership
When Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki arrived in China for a four-day state visit, he was greeted with fanfare that included...
Eritrea Accused of Forcibly Repatriating Civilians Caught Up in Sudan Fighting
More than 3,500 refugees are said to have been forcibly deported over the border in recent weeks. When fighting broke...
