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From corridors to conflict zones: How Israel and the U.S. are redefining Syria’s role in the region and what it means for its future. 📌 Read full report: english.noonpost.com/p/syria-in-isr…

Europe’s old alliances are under strain could a new geopolitical order be emerging? english.noonpost.com/p/is-europe-en…

Why is "Tel Aviv" afraid of Ankara now? The media and political machine in "Israel" is directing its arrows today towards Türkiye in an organized campaign to redefine it as a "regional threat".

Damascus was not always just a city it was once the nerve center of an empire that stretched from the borders of China to the Atlantic Ocean. How did the Umayyads transform it into the capital of three continents? And what does that legacy mean for Syria today? 👉 Read the first piece of "The Umayyad legacy" series: english.noonpost.com/p/the-umayyad-…

Can the rule of law be restored in a country shaped by years of conflict? Yemen’s Minister of Legal Affairs lays out the urgent need for reform, the weight of outdated legislation, and the realities of governing amid division. 📌A revealing look at justice, accountability, and the path toward stability. english.noonpost.com/p/many-laws-ha…

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5️⃣ Meanwhile, LinkedIn’s growing presence in Israel alongside Microsoft’s deep ties to Israeli military tech fuels questions about political influence, surveillance, and the role of Big Tech in shaping narratives and user rights.

🧵Thread: How Deep Does Israeli Influence Run Within LinkedIn?

Millions of Sudanese particularly in the hardest-hit areas such as North Darfur and South Kordofan are surviving on just one meal a day, while many go entire days without food, forcing some to resort to eating leaves and animal fodder to stay alive. - As the war enters its third year, around 28.9 million people or 61.1% of Sudan’s population are experiencing acute food insecurity. - Despite denials by the Sudanese government and the Rapid Support Forces, the United Nations and global monitoring groups have confirmed the spread of famine in several areas, including El Fasher, Kadugli, Um Barro, and Karnoi raising concerns over the use of starvation as a weapon of war. - Women and girls are the most affected, facing heightened risks of sexual violence and harassment while searching for food and water. Households led by women are three times more likely to experience food insecurity than those headed by men. - Community kitchens and charitable initiatives are increasingly unable to meet rising needs, as sharp funding cuts from donors and international aid agencies further strain the humanitarian response.

Ahmad Vahidi has quietly become the most powerful man in Iran’s security apparatus shaping war, strategy, and the future of the region from behind the scenes. Dive into the full story of the man at the center of Iran’s shifting power structure. 👇 english.noonpost.com/p/ahmad-vahidi…

Iran’s frozen billions are back at the center of global diplomacy stretching from Doha to Seoul. Here’s how sanctions turned money into leverage. 🔗 Read more: english.noonpost.com/p/from-doha-to…

A new investigation alleges LinkedIn tracked users’ browser activity raising serious questions about privacy and political influence. 🔎 Full report: english.noonpost.com/p/how-deep-doe…

A new kind of power broker is emerging in Iran one forged in conflict and calibrated for politics. Ghalibaf stands at that intersection. 📌 Read the full article for a deeper look. Link in Bio

After 16 years, Orbán is out. A major blow to Europe’s populist right and to Trump’s global network so what comes next for Europe? ⤵ Check this report for more: english.noonpost.com/p/the-fall-of-…

Was the “Peace Council” ever viable or was its collapse inevitable? This explainer traces its rise, its failures, and the geopolitical shocks that pushed it to the brink. 📲Read the full piece on our website.