Hundreds killed and thousands displaced amid widespread airstrikes; Lebanese political leaders call for restraint while Hezbollah and Israel exchange strikes in a growing regional conflict.
The rule of the mullahs is not an eternal fate, but it is also not a fragile structure waiting for a breeze. Its endurance depends on its ability to understand society, not on its ability to silence it.
Hezbollah’s leader says Israel started the war, accuses it of ongoing violations, and vows resistance will continue while criticizing Lebanon’s government on weapons policy.
In times of war, missiles may be launched to change realities, but the UAE has proven that true strength lies in remaining a safe haven in a turbulent world and in turning every crisis into a new testament to the nation’s resilience and the world’s trust in it.
As speculation grows over a new Israeli ground operation, military experts highlight strategic targets, Hezbollah strongholds, and the geopolitical stakes in Lebanon’s southern and border regions.
Riyadh reaffirms solidarity with affected countries and declares its security a red line as regional tensions intensify. Their rhetoric marks a departure as Gulf alliances face a shared threat.
Brent crude hit $82.53 today as United States and Israel continued strikes on Iran. Iraqi output cuts and tanker disruptions have sparked supply fears worldwide.
Iranian media has claimed control of the vital trade corridor as markets brace for impact. Traffic through the strait has already dropped precipitously since the outbreak of hostilities.
With over 20,000 flights canceled, passengers stranded throughout the Middle East, and surging jet-fuel prices—here’s how the crisis is reshaping international travel.
As Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei inherits his father’s legacy, a powerful Revolutionary Guard, and a nation at a crossroads between ideology, instability, and global pressure.
Iran expands the conflict by launching drones toward Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as regional tensions escalate, Israel intensifies operations in Lebanon and Iraq, and global economic pressure grows with oil shocks and energy disruptions.
As speculation grows over a new Israeli ground operation, military experts highlight strategic targets, Hezbollah strongholds, and the geopolitical stakes in Lebanon’s southern and border regions.
As the war shakes historically insulated countries in the Gulf, the Middle East braces for a new reality. Here’s a country-by-country breakdown of the war's impact so far.
From soaring oil prices and disrupted trade routes to political turmoil and migration fears, the conflict in Iran is sending ripples across the world—impacting China, Europe, Ukraine, and beyond.
Tehran vows retaliation against financial centers in the region following what it calls an unlawful assault on an Iranian bank, warning locals to steer clear of banks.
As Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei inherits his father’s legacy, a powerful Revolutionary Guard, and a nation at a crossroads between ideology, instability, and global pressure.
The rule of the mullahs is not an eternal fate, but it is also not a fragile structure waiting for a breeze. Its endurance depends on its ability to understand society, not on its ability to silence it.
The post-war phase in Lebanon, in terms of reconstruction and the return of residents, mirrors what came before but in a harsher form for both Lebanon and the displaced.
Beijing’s messages in times of war appear to emphasize a fundamental idea: the world does not need more conflicts between major powers but rather a more balanced international system grounded in dialogue, respect for sovereignty, and cooperation among nations.
While ideology in Israel is used to support a project based on scientific and technological superiority, in the resistance axis it sometimes appears as a substitute for that very superiority.
Iranian model Mahlagha Jaberi says the war in Iran is both deeply personal and potentially historic, expressing hope that mounting pressure on the regime could open the door to freedom for the Iranian people.
The long-awaited showdown between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao returns this September at Saphir Hall, promising a historic clash broadcast live worldwide on Netflix.
With gyms destroyed and resources scarce, Palestinian children train amid tents and rubble, finding strength, discipline, and hope in the midst of war.
