Kameel sat at the head of the table, surrounded by his Ministers of State. There was a lot to vent about, but he maintained a composed demeanour. He was doing everything he could to prevent the world from labelling him as a dictator, but that seemed inevitable when his own team proved ineffective against their adversaries.
The global community had long launched a formal investigation against him and his regime for corruption and human rights abuses. A few sanctions banning him and his family from certain privileges were already in progress. If he couldn't clear his name soon, things would fall apart.
"They cannot force me to resign," Kameel said.
"No, Sir, but they can make things harder for us. The bans and the sanctions will not only affect us, but the country itself," said the head o
