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Niger's leather artisans struggle due to insecurity disrupting supply chains and limiting market access.

Iranians are back online after 88 days of internet shutdown, sparking relief and skepticism.

A former Welsh soldier was captured and tortured by Islamic terrorists in 2011, but escaped and got revenge.

Ali Khamenei's family member was killed. The victim's driver also died. Mansoureh Khojasteh Bagherzadeh died three days after the attack.

A former Afghan police worker faces Taliban threats after a UK Ministry of Defence leak revealed his identity.

After an 88-day nationwide internet shutdown following U.S.-Israel military action, Iran's government has begun restoring access for its 90 million citizens, though uneven availability and uncertainty about permanence persist amid conflicting government directives.

What is Europe’s role in Sudan’s refugee crisis?

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, killed in a US-Israeli strike on February 28, was buried following massive funeral processions drawing millions across Tehran and Qom over three days, cementing his near-40-year leadership legacy amid ongoing regional tensions.

Israel's destruction of Gaza's classrooms forces students to take exams on the beach.

Refugees attempting to reach the EU from Bosnia accuse border officials and police of violence. Over a dozen refugees have reported abuse.