Sudan is witnessing significant increases in fuel prices, triggering a wave of exorbitant inflation that has affected all basic commodities, including bread, transportation fares, and electricity. Adding insult to injury, the government’s decision to raise the customs dollar exchange rate by 14%, setting it at 3,222 Sudanese pounds, has sent prices soaring to unprecedented levels.

The economic crisis in Syria today appears acute and painful for a large number of its people, who are suffering under the weight of poverty, high taxes, and the erosion of purchasing power. With the increasing pace of popular protests demanding radical solutions, urgent and crucial questions arise about the nature of this crisis: Is it an inevitable consequence for a country that has just emerged from a devastating fourteen-year…

The Kenyan capital, Nairobi, witnessed the convening of the Africa Forward 2026 Summit this May, co-sponsored by French President Emmanuel Macron and his Kenyan counterpart, William Ruto. Under the guise of this glittering slogan, and with the notable participation of some thirty African and international leaders and officials, including the presidents of Egypt and Chad,

There is growing concern about the nuclear program of “Israel” and what might drive it to use nuclear weapons without being attacked with weapons of mass destruction. For the first time, a number of Democrats in the House of Representatives are urging the administration of US President Donald Trump to publicly acknowledge the undeclared nuclear program of “Israel,”