Trump approves plans for possible attacks while leaving the door open to diplomacy, as Washington and Israel coordinate potential operations and security incidents heighten fears of a broader confrontation.
A field report from Nabatieh reveals an incomplete army deployment, closed roads, ongoing Israeli positions, and a town struggling to recover amid widespread destruction and the absence of basic infrastructure.
Falling oil export revenues during the Strait of Hormuz closure have deepened pressure on Iraq’s public finances, which rely heavily on oil income to fund government spending and salaries.
Tehran warns regional countries against cooperating with Washington, as the US president says Iran could face attacks “with very great force.”
Palestinian ministry says the attack destroyed vital medicine warehouses, damaged hospital facilities, and further undermined Gaza's already strained healthcare system
The embassy urges Americans in the region to remain vigilant, prepare for possible travel disruptions, and consider leaving if the security situation worsens.
Lebanon between the battlefield in the south and the test of state authority.
As the US-Iran confrontation reaches an unprecedented level, Washington is seeking to prevent Tehran from opening new fronts through its regional allies, while restraining Israeli intervention and keeping the conflict within limits that serve its strategic objectives.
Four decades after the 1979 peace agreement, Egypt’s military role has evolved from preparing for conventional warfare to managing a complex security landscape shaped by terrorism, regional instability, and strategic competition.
How the Jordan Armed Forces have adapted to a changing security landscape by expanding their role beyond traditional warfare while preserving readiness, national doctrine, and state resilience.
GLP-1 medications are transforming obesity treatment but their possible impact on addiction and compulsive behaviours could be even more profound.
As the US-Iran confrontation reaches an unprecedented level, Washington is seeking to prevent Tehran from opening new fronts through its regional allies, while restraining Israeli intervention and keeping the conflict within limits that serve its strategic objectives.
The former head of Egypt’s Reconnaissance Department recalls his experience behind enemy lines during the 1973 war, and reflects on decades spent studying strategy, deterrence, and the prevention of conflict.
Simon Karam heads to Rome to lead Lebanon’s delegation as Beirut seeks to consolidate the ceasefire, while Israeli escalation threatens the path of negotiations.
From Lebanon and Iraq to Yemen and Gaza, recent developments underscore Tehran’s continued reliance on its armed proxies amid U.S.-Iran negotiations and escalating tensions.
A field report from Nabatieh reveals an incomplete army deployment, closed roads, ongoing Israeli positions, and a town struggling to recover amid widespread destruction and the absence of basic infrastructure.
Tehran warns regional countries against cooperating with Washington, as the US president says Iran could face attacks “with very great force.”
Palestinian ministry says the attack destroyed vital medicine warehouses, damaged hospital facilities, and further undermined Gaza's already strained healthcare system
The embassy urges Americans in the region to remain vigilant, prepare for possible travel disruptions, and consider leaving if the security situation worsens.
GLP-1 medications are transforming obesity treatment but their possible impact on addiction and compulsive behaviours could be even more profound.
As the US-Iran confrontation reaches an unprecedented level, Washington is seeking to prevent Tehran from opening new fronts through its regional allies, while restraining Israeli intervention and keeping the conflict within limits that serve its strategic objectives.
Four decades after the 1979 peace agreement, Egypt’s military role has evolved from preparing for conventional warfare to managing a complex security landscape shaped by terrorism, regional instability, and strategic competition.
Simon Karam heads to Rome to lead Lebanon’s delegation as Beirut seeks to consolidate the ceasefire, while Israeli escalation threatens the path of negotiations.
After her viral street performance in Rome, Lebanese singer Adriana Diab is introducing the busking culture to Jounieh, sparking conversations about music, public spaces, and whether street performances can become part of everyday life in Lebanon.
Beyond the traditional model of authority and storytelling, the region’s museums are embracing dialogue, technology, and multiple perspectives to reshape how history and culture are experienced.
Used booksellers in Syria’s capital rescue rare editions, manuscripts, and private collections that carry the stories of scholars, writers, and generations of readers.
Global stars including Jonas Brothers and Ne-Yo join Shakira for a 12-hour music extravaganza at Yas Island’s Etihad Park.
Six of the sport’s biggest names will compete in Riyadh this October as the tournament continues to strengthen its position as one of the world’s premier tennis events.
Zinedine Zidane is France’s new coach, replacing Didier Deschamps at the helm of the team he led to glory as arguably its greatest ever player
From multibillion dollar infrastructure projects to tourism revenue and long term investment, what host countries really gain once the tournament is over.
