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Uncovering the Roots of the Escalating Israel-Turkey Power Struggle in Post-Assad Syria
An in-depth look at the escalating geopolitical rivalry between Israel and Turkey in post-Assad Syria, examining recent airstrikes and diplomatic efforts led by the US.
US Federal Judge Roy Altman Faces Formal Complaint Over Pro-Israel Advocacy and Anti-Palestinian Remarks
A federal judge in the United States is facing a formal complaint over anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian bias, highlighting growing concerns about judicial impartiality.
Fired Stars and Stripes Journalists Sue Pentagon Over Alleged First Amendment Violations
Three former Stars and Stripes journalists have filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Defense, alleging their terminations violated their First Amendment rights and threatened the newspaper's editorial independence.
Thousands of Indonesians Protest at Parliament to Demand Tougher Anticorruption Laws
Thousands of Indonesians marched on the parliament in Jakarta to demand harsher punishments for corrupt officials and the passage of an asset forfeiture law.
Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara Appoints Former SDF Commander Mazloum Abdi as Presidential Adviser
Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara has appointed former SDF commander Mazloum Abdi as a presidential adviser following the dissolution of the Kurdish-led force and its integration into state institutions.
Six Months of US-Iran Conflict Leave Arab Nations Facing Difficult Strategic Choices
Six months into the US and Israel's war on Iran, Arab states are grappling with economic shocks, disrupted shipping routes, and mounting security challenges.
Rising Internal Tensions in Iran, Expanding Houthi Smuggling Networks, and UAE Flood Aid to Nepal
Iran faces mounting internal rifts over US negotiations, Houthi rebels expand their smuggling operations across Africa, and the UAE pledges $10 million in flood aid to Nepal.
Six Months Into US-Israel Conflict, Iran Endures Costly Economic Siege and Internal Divisions
Six months after the US-Israel military campaign began, Iran is struggling to withstand an intensive economic siege and rising internal divisions among its leadership, even as the ruling system officially maintains its survival.
Global Threat Escalates as Houthi Smuggling and Training Networks Expand Into Africa
A new think tank report reveals that the Houthis are expanding smuggling and training networks into Africa, forging dangerous alliances with groups like Al Shabab and the Sudanese Armed Forces.
Former US Diplomat Analyzes Netanyahu's Political Stance on Turkiye
A former US diplomat explains how Benjamin Netanyahu derives political value from treating Turkiye as an enemy, according to a recent video analysis.
Former US Diplomat Claims Netanyahu Benefits Politically from Framing Turkiye as an Enemy
A former US diplomat states that Benjamin Netanyahu gains political advantage by viewing Turkiye as an enemy. The report also notes the death of Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic.
Syrian President Appoints Former SDF Commander Mazloum Abdi as Presidential Advisor
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has appointed former SDF commander Mazloum Abdi as a presidential advisor following the dissolution and military integration of the Kurdish-led forces.
California Election Officials Prepare for Scrutiny and Misinformation Ahead of Midterms
California election officials are preparing for federal scrutiny and misinformation campaigns ahead of the midterm elections as President Donald Trump raises unfounded claims regarding voting integrity and mail-in ballots.
Sanctions or Missiles? Why Gulf Nations Remain Wary of Washington's New Iran Strategy
As Washington pivots to a strategy of heavy economic sanctions and financial isolation against Iran, Gulf nations face an uncomfortable dilemma over regional security, trade, and potential Iranian retaliation.
New Poll Shows Most US Democrats in Early 2028 Primary States Oppose Military Aid to Israel
A new YouGov poll indicates that most Democratic voters in key 2028 primary states oppose providing weapons and military aid to Israel, reflecting a significant shift in the party's base.
Qatar Prime Minister Meets Iranian Counterpart in Tehran to Advance Strait of Hormuz De-escalation
Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran to discuss a temporary shipping corridor and de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe Holds Rare Talks in Moscow with Russian Intelligence Officials
CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow for meetings with Russian intelligence officials, marking the first visit by a US spy chief to the country since 2021.
Mauritanian Diplomat Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed Elected as New OIC Secretary General
Mauritanian diplomat Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed has been elected secretary general of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation, succeeding Hissein Ibrahim Taha during a meeting in Jeddah.
Ratko Mladic, Notorious Bosnian Serb Leader Known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia,' Dies at 84 in Hague Prison Hospital
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes, has died at the age of 84 in a prison hospital in The Hague.
Dutch Christian Group Sues Government Over West Bank Settlement Trade Ban
The Israel Product Centre is taking the Dutch government to court over a newly introduced ban on importing goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Golan Heights.
Israeli Raid on UNRWA Facility in Qalandiya Advances West Bank Annexation Plans
Israeli forces raided the UNRWA training centre in Qalandiya, a move analysts describe as a strategic step to advance the West Bank annexation and dismantle international refugee protections.
Ratko Mladic, Former Bosnian Serb General Serving Life Sentence for Genocide, Dies at UN Detention Centre
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb general serving a life sentence for genocide and war crimes, has died at a UN detention centre in The Hague.
US Imposes Sanctions on Palestine Action and Other Far-Left Groups Over Alleged Terrorism Links
The United States has imposed financial sanctions on Palestine Action and two other far-left groups over alleged terrorism support, drawing criticism from human rights organisations.
Putin and al-Sharaa Hold High-Level Talks on Bilateral Ties and Strategic Military Bases
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa discussed bilateral relations and the future of strategic military bases during a recent call. The talks highlighted an agreement to reorganize the Khmeimim and Tartous facilities into joint training centers.