A month into this war, strikes and spillover have hit multiple places across the region. Iraq is different because it has become the most reliable overlap zone, where the conflict can keep running on two tracks at once: external escalation…
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The EU’s new push to speed up returns, or deportations of people ordered to leave, is being pitched as administrative housekeeping. But the fight over it in 2026 is not really about paperwork; it is about what kind of society…
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Sudan’s last government-held city in Darfur, El Fasher, has been under a tightening siege for months. Reports from a U.N.-mandated mission say the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed crimes against humanity during the siege, which should bring worldwide urgency to…
Read More Under Siege in El Fasher: How to Protect Sudan’s Women from Famine and Sexual Violence Now
