In Pictures Africa - Asia - Latin America

BREAKING

Syrian Foreign Ministry: Trump expressed his country's support for reconstruction and investment efforts in Syria, affirming his commitment to proceeding with lifting the Caesar Act sanctions

Syrian Foreign Ministry: The American side affirmed its support for reaching a security agreement with "Israel" aimed at strengthening regional stability

Syrian Foreign Ministry: The two sides agreed to proceed with implementing the March 10 agreement, including integrating the SDF forces into the Syrian army

The Syrian Foreign Ministry: The meeting aimed to follow up on the agreements reached between Presidents Trump and al-Sharaa and to establish clear implementation mechanisms

Syrian Foreign Ministry: At Trump's direction, a working meeting that included Al-Shaibani, Rubio, and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan was held

Syrian Foreign Ministry: President Ahmad al-Sharaa's historic official visit to the White House is the first of its kind

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Washington: Al-Sharaa leaves the White House after meeting Trump without making any statement

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Washington: Receiving al-Sharaa at the White House and keeping journalists away from him is not the protocol for receiving guests

Washington suspended the imposition of Caesar Act sanctions on Syria in part for 180 days: Treasury Department

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Washington: The way al-Sharaa entered the White House through a side door is part of the pressure on him to proceed with normalization

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.

Fujian: China’s EMALS Carrier

Three military options, one target: US debates Venezuela

Who is Sanae Takaichi?

Tianjin Declaration: What leaders agreed on at the SCO Summit; Reuters

News

Highlights from the SCO summit in Tianjin

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

Al Mayadeen participates in the 4th edition of Patria Colloquium in Cuba

Exclusive: Clauses of Western draft resolution against Iran revealed

Articles

All

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

US engagement with Mali junta exposes double standards

Why the US is removing sanctions on Zimbabwe

Why new 'Israel'-Zambia relation is 'betrayal'

Video

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.