Can the Arab Speak?
A 40-year old Taxi driver in Egypt drives all day and night to make ends meet. In his mind, he knows that across an artificial land border, a genocide is waging on next door. He is aware that trucks full…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
The events that unfolded in the Iranian city of Lamerd on February 28, 2026, stand as a stark example of how the debut of a new weapon system can leave lasting scars on a community long after the explosions have faded.
Terror Attack on Shia Pilgrims in Herat, Afghanistan: At Least 20 Killed, Including Children
According to Ava News Agency (AVA), sources reported on Friday, 21 Hamal (April 10), that at least 20 people, including children, have been k*lled in a targeted attack on Shia pilgrims in the Injil district of Herat, Afghanistan. The victims…
Quds Day: A Struggle that Continues to Shape the Region
Nearly half a century after its founding, Al Quds Day arrives at a time when Jerusalem and the wider region once again stand at the center of war. Established on August 7, 1979 by Iran’s first Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah…
Sanctions, Soft War, and Sabotage: The Real Story Behind Iran’s Protests
Every time Iran faces economic pressure, the same script reappears: sanctions strangle the people, media reframes chaos as ‘protest,’ and foreign intelligence moves in the shadows. This is not unrest. It is a soft war.
Gaza 2.0: Trump’s Blueprint for Turning Gaza into a Laboratory of U.S. Power
"We're going to take over the Gaza Strip... and turn it into the Riviera of the Middle East." [1] With those words at a White House press briefing on February 4, 2025, President Donald Trump reframed Gaza not as a…
How Washington’s Shadow Looms over Lebanon and Syria’s Fragile Future
The heads of Lebanon and Syria have aligned themselves with the world’s biggest sponsor of Zionism, trading their countries’ sovereignty for a form of diplomatic coercion. Jolani’s Syria, with President Joseph Aoun and PM Nawaf Salam’s Lebanon, have subscribed to…
When Sanctions Kill: The Hidden Cost of New Age Imperialism
Last month, a bombshell report from the Lancet Global Health journal revealed a staggering statistic: economic sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union are linked to over 38 million deaths globally since 1971, with more than half a…
Iran’s Nuclear Dilemma: Snapback Sanctions and the Limits of Diplomacy
European powers have officially activated the snapback mechanism on Iran, after the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) failed to vote on the continuation of sanctions relief as part of the Joint Comprehensive Plan for Action (JCPOA). Only Russia, China, Algeria,…
Deported for Dissent: How the U.S. Weaponizes Detention & Deportation Policies
Under the guise of national security and immigration control, the United States has long used detention and deportation not just as tools of border enforcement, but as instruments of political coercion. In recent years, this strategy has expanded to include…
