News

Ukraine: Between hopes for peace and walls of incomprehension

Ukraine aspires to lasting peace and is considering negotiations with Russia, despite growing tensions. Minister Dmytro Kuleba has discussed talks that respect Ukrainian sovereignty, but Moscow's r...

Yemen: Between Liberation and Diplomatic Maneuver, the Houthis' Great Game

Houthi rebels in Yemen announce the release of 153 people, a move fraught with diplomatic and emotional implications. The move, part reconciliation, part power play, raises questions about the true...

West Bank: A glimmer of hope with the release of 90 Palestinian prisoners

In the West Bank, the release of 90 Palestinian prisoners has sparked immense joy, transforming sadness into celebration. The reunion symbolises hopes for peace, despite a tense political context a...

Gaza: A cry of distress in the face of tragic disappearances

The conflict in Gaza has resulted in alarming disappearances, affecting 6% of the population. The human tragedy is growing, calling on the international community to act. Reconstruction seems impos...

Sudan: Turkey as mediator amid growing tensions

Turkey is acting as a broker in the Sudanese crisis, hoping to resolve a complex conflict. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates is holding back. The Sudanese people are waiting for solutions, while ...

Vatican: The fragile quest for peace between Pope Francis and Mahmoud Abbas

Pope Francis and Mahmoud Abbas met to discuss the Gaza crisis, mixing spirituality and politics. As tensions persist, their exchange raises questions about the real impact of such discussions on pe...

Syria: Tragic winter for thousands of displaced people fleeing war

Thousands of Syrians are fleeing the horrors of Idlib again, as fighting intensifies. Winter is approaching, adding to their suffering in overcrowded camps. With limited humanitarian aid, uncertain...

Russian veto at the UN: Sudan held hostage by international power games

On November 18, 2024, Russia vetoed a UN resolution to establish a ceasefire in Sudan, sparking international outrage and complicating peace efforts in the country.

Sudan: El-Gezira massacre stirs fury – 124 dead in bloody Rapid Support Forces raid

In Sudan, the horror continues with 124 civilians killed in a devastating raid by the Rapid Support Forces in El-Gezira, marking a new escalation of violence in a country already scarred by civil war.