Journalistic investigations reveal facts and backgrounds of important issues.
Secret American investigations, details of which were published in The Washington Post, revealed that the former Syrian security official Bassam al-Hassan, one of Bashar al-Assad's closest associates, underwent intensive interrogation in Beirut.
The Thai army announces that it will take control of opening and closing the checkpoints located on the border with Cambodia.
Britain has decided to increase defense spending to 3% of GDP by 2034 in a move aimed at strengthening a key pillar for a full decade of continuous increases in the defense budget.
Investigations by The New York Times, based on internal documents and testimonies from close sources, revealed that billionaire Elon Musk faced severe personal crises during his rise as one of the prominent allies of the American President Donald Trump.
A report issued by the "Syrian Observatory for Human Rights" revealed details of the escape of dozens of detainees from the central prison in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo, belonging to the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF).
A leaked map obtained by the British newspaper "Sunday Times" revealed an Israeli proposal to divide the Gaza Strip into 3 civilian areas surrounded by 4 military zones in case negotiations fail to reach a ceasefire.
The "Eikad" platform specialized in open-source intelligence investigations revealed an intense online campaign targeting Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shar'a following his meeting with US President Donald Trump.
BBC network revealed in an investigative report the existence of organized external networks operating through the "X" platform with the aim of fueling sectarian divisions, promoting hate speech, and spreading misleading information about the situation in Syria.
Ukrainian security forces announced today, Tuesday, that they have arrested a number of defense officials on charges of supplying the army with tens of thousands of defective shells during the Russian invasion of the country.
"Syria TV" website reported, citing a special source, the involvement of Rami Makhlouf, the cousin of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, along with other individuals residing in Lebanon and linked to the previous regime, in financing events on the Syrian coast.
The intelligence of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) detained the journalist Jumaa Akash, a correspondent for Al Arabiya channel, on the evening of Tuesday, April 22 in the city of Qamishli, after he posted a Facebook post revealing corruption issues.
As the opposition forces closed in on Damascus, Bashar al-Assad, who ruled Syria with an iron fist for 24 years, resorted to a private plane to smuggle cash, valuable jewelry, and secret documents.