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Aoun: The Lebanese Army remains steadfast in its principles, offering sacrifice after sacrifice, undeterred by campaigns of incitement and attempts to sow doubt

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun: I affirm that our army, which protects southerners and all Lebanese, remains unwavering in its commitment to defending national dignity and sovereignty.

Haykal: In parallel, the army continues to secure and protect the northern and eastern borders and the territorial waters, and to prevent smuggling, in coordination with the Syrian authorities.

UK chose cost over lives in Sudan: How budget cuts shaped the UK's response to El Fasher crisis

What's the cost of choosing the cheaper option when lives are at stake? A UK watchdog review reveals that officials rejected robust civilian protection plans for Sudan's El Fasher despite warnings of potential mass atrocities.

Trump's 'white genocide' claims in South Africa debunked

Highlights from Sheikh Naim Qassem’s speech

Sheikh Naim Qassem’s speech: The highlights

The Ugandan judge who voted against all ICJ rulings against 'Israel'

'Israel' dragged to courts

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South Africa takes 'Israel' to the ICJ over breaching the 1948 Genocide Convention

Operation Badr to capture the Bar Lev line

October 1973 War: 'Israel's' uncertainty exposed

NATO's role in Libya's catastrophe

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"It is not merely an act of solidarity, it is a declaration that Palestine is part of Africa’s liberation story." (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

Palestinian struggle to feature in Museum of African Liberation

Just transition: Africa nations plan coalition to stop plunder of green minerals

After change of government, Malawians demand ‘honest conversation’ around diplomatic relations with ‘Israel’

US engagement with Mali junta exposes double standards

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Apartheid South Africa: A regime that needed constant wars to survive… and couldn’t

Most people know that apartheid South Africa oppressed Black South Africans. Fewer know it launched invasions, commando raids, and assassinations across Angola, Mozambique, Botswana, Lesotho, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. Over 1.5 million people died in conflicts it fueled across southern Africa. This video traces how a regime that seemed powerful was always fragile, as systems that depend entirely on violence, at home and abroad, eventually collapse under their own weight.