Footage and reports released today show Emirati-backed militias in full retreat in Yemen and parts of Sudan as forces backed by Saudi Arabia make major gains. In South Yemen, UAE-backed separatists have been forced out of key positions in Hadramout following violent clashes. In contrast, Sudanese government forces have reportedly achieved gains in North Darfur…
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Zohran Mamdani’s oath of office as mayor of New York City marked a symbolic turning point in the city’s political history. In a ceremony that blended humility with bold resolve, he publicly pledged to serve “all New Yorkers” and framed the oath not as a personal triumph but as a covenant with the city’s diverse…
The Republican Party has historically been more pro-Israel than the Democrats, but over the past year the tide appears to be shifting, whether that be with lawmakers, commentators or younger voters that align with the GOP.
Rural communities across Oklahoma are poised for significant changes in healthcare delivery, thanks to a $223.5 million federal grant secured for the first year of a five-year initiative designed to prevent hospital closures and expand access to medical services.
In this article, The AsSiddique Post gives its readers a full coverage of the most important political events that took place in 2025
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first female prime minister, whose decades-long rivalry with another woman at the helm of a dueling political dynasty shaped the fate of the young South Asian nation, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh’s capital. She was believed to be 80.
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