April 2018
The Government's Struggle with the Popular Messaging App
The Iranian government is increasingly considering filtering Telegram, a popular messaging app with 40 million users, as it plays a crucial role in daily life…
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Permanently Disqualified from Elections
Nawaz Sharif, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been permanently disqualified from holding any political office following a Supreme Court ruling related to corruption allegations.…
Death Sentences Issued for 36 Defendants in Attacks on Coptic Churches in Egypt
A military court in Egypt has sentenced 36 individuals to death for their involvement in attacks on Coptic churches that killed at least 46 people.…
Islamic Reformism: Service or Betrayal to Freedom-Seeking?
The article discusses the debate surrounding Islamic reformism in Iran, questioning whether it aids or hinders the pursuit of democracy and individual rights. Proponents see…
A Libyan Court Acquits Muammar Gaddafi's Son of Murder Charges
Saadi Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been acquitted of murder charges by a Libyan appeals court. This ruling comes amidst ongoing…
Syrian State Media: Jaysh al-Islam Forces are Leaving Ghouta
The last group of opposition fighters, Jaysh al-Islam, is reportedly leaving Douma in Eastern Ghouta amid heavy military pressure from Syrian and Russian forces. The…