Facing legal troubles and coalition rifts, Netanyahu is expected to call early elections to capitalize on post-aggression against Iran popularity and secure his grip on power.

The Israeli 2025 aggression against Iran exposed a covert Indian-Israeli spy network, sparking mass arrests and revealing deep infiltration across the Gulf.

Iran’s decision to target the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, rather than any other country in the region, came as a major surprise—especially given the strong ties between Tehran and Doha.

Iran’s June 23, 2025 strike on a U.S. base in the Gulf immediately brought to mind the retaliation for Qassem Soleimani’s assassination; a move that reshuffled the strategic balance.

Al Udeid Air Base: The U.S. command hub in the Middle East and the war room from which conflicts are launched.

As the “conflict” between “Israel” and Iran continues, Gulf countries are increasingly alarmed and calling for calm, especially amid U.S. hints at entering the war.

“Israel’s” June 2025 naval strike on Yemen signals a strategic push toward Iran, testing maritime capabilities amid rising U.S.-“Israel” tensions and intelligence concerns.

During his interview with Al-Estiklal, Mohamed Abu Zeid, Sudan Future Movement Foreign Secretary, discusses the shifting dynamics of Sudan's internal conflict, the role of neighboring countries, and the broader regional implications.

A controversial Emirati move toward three African countries ruled by coup regime: Investing in chaos to cement influence and undermine regional rivals.

A growing rift between Saudi Arabia and the UAE over oil production and strategy risks fracturing OPEC amid global energy shifts.

Scenes of Syrians returning from displacement camps near the Turkish border to their hometowns—once abandoned due to war—continue to unfold, as many see it as a symbol of “complete victory” following the fall of the country’s tyrant.

The United Arab Emirates is stepping up its strategic presence in West Africa, with its latest moves focusing on the Alliance of the Sahel States, which includes Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.

Just like it did with its own education system after normalizing ties with “Israel,” the UAE is now pushing for changes to the Palestinian curriculum, claiming it contains “incitement” against Tel Aviv .

Disarming the Palestinian Resistance has become one of Israeli Occupation’s declared conditions for ending its assault on Gaza—a demand that has been repeatedly echoed in Tel Aviv amid mounting American and European pressure to stop the war.

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