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New Syria Constitution Consolidates Total Power, Rejected by Country’s Religious and Ethnic Minorities
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New Syria Constitution Consolidates Total Power, Rejected by Country’s Religious and Ethnic Minorities

March 17, 2025

On March 13th, Syria’s new ruler the former al-Qaeda member and terrorist leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, signed into law the…

Al-Qaeda Regime in Syria Introduce Sweeping Religious Censorship to School Curriculums
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Al-Qaeda Regime in Syria Introduce Sweeping Religious Censorship to School Curriculums

January 3, 2025

Syria’s new de facto al-Qaeda leadership has introduced strict religious doctrine into the once “famously secular” Syrian Arab Republic…

Taliban Government Welcome Reopening of Saudi Arabian Embassy in Kabul
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Taliban Government Welcome Reopening of Saudi Arabian Embassy in Kabul

December 26, 2024

The Taliban-controlled government in Kabul has welcomed an announcement by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that it would be…

Lucknow in a Day—According to World at Large
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Lucknow in a Day—According to World at Large

May 27, 2024June 3, 2024

Located on the major highways linking the capital of New Delhi to the tourist centers of Varanasi and Agra,…

Date Palms Built the Modern Adventure Captial of the Tunisian Sahara
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Date Palms Built the Modern Adventure Captial of the Tunisian Sahara

January 4, 2023June 30, 2023

Tozeur, a city in the south of Tunisia is probably one of the most unique to be found anywhere…

Ever Been to Tunisia?
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Ever Been to Tunisia?

November 8, 2022June 30, 2023

On certain occasions, one simply must visit a country which one has no knowledge of. Scrolling through plane tickets…

Rissani: The Little-Known City of Kings, Dates, and Caravans in the Moroccan Sahara
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Rissani: The Little-Known City of Kings, Dates, and Caravans in the Moroccan Sahara

May 5, 2022July 5, 2023

Go to a bus station in Fes after dark. Tell them you want to go to Rissani, and then…


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Houthis Defeat the Americans, Claim Destruction of Another F/A-18 and Strike Israel with Drones

Andy Corbley May 8, 2025

Yemen has claimed responsibility for an attack on the USS Harry Truman aircraft carrier that caused a second F/A-18…

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Former Georgia Senator Joins Trump’s Kettle of China Hawks as US Ambassador to Beijing

Andy Corbley May 1, 2025

Former Georgia Senator and businessman David Perdue was recently confirmed with a bipartisan vote as the new US Ambassador…

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Houthis Shoot Down $210 Million in Drones, US Kill 80 in Strike on Civilians in Hodeidah

Andy Corbley April 25, 2025

Seven of the United States’ premier long-range offensive drones have been shot down by Houthi counterfire in the skies…

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