The interview between right-wing U.S. media figure Tucker Carlson and U.S. ambassador Mike Huckabee not only exposed the territorial greed of the Christian Zionist alliance across six Arab countries but also revealed a deepening rift within the Trump-aligned MAGA movement.

The Houthis in Yemen have emerged as one of Iran’s most visible and consequential regional proxies, stepping beyond a local war to become a key player closely tied to the calculations of an increasingly internationalized confrontation.

As Ramadan 2026 begins, global calls to boycott Israeli Occupation dates have intensified, arriving at a moment when consumption of the fruit traditionally peaks and scrutiny of its origins sharpens.

More than a decade after U.S. forces entered Syria under the banner of the “war on terror,” signs are mounting that Washington may be preparing to turn the page on its military presence there.

U.S. and Israeli-aligned media hype an imminent strike on Iran, while Tehran refutes the claims and stresses ongoing negotiations.

France plans to amend the 1968 Algeria migration agreement, potentially ending long-standing privileges and affecting hundreds of thousands of residents.

The Pivotal Munich Summit 2026 highlighted a world in flux, with rising risks, shifting alliances, and a dismantling post–World-War II order.

In a fresh twist around Iraq’s prime ministership, remarks by Donald Trump have set off a wave of debate inside Iraq’s political class, with questions swirling over how to read his words and what they might signal.

Syria’s new leadership faces a delicate balance: containing "Israel’s" southern incursions while pursuing a security deal to protect sovereignty and reclaim territory lost after Assad’s fall.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the US military used Anthropic’s AI model Claude during the operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

The UK High Court ruled that the government’s ban on the campaign group Palestine Action as a terror group was unlawful, disproportionate and breached free speech rights.

Bangladesh’s first post-2024 uprising election returned traditional politics, with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party winning big, the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami rising as main opposition, and Gen Z forces remaining marginal after the fall of Sheikh Hasina.

German intelligence reports confirm a significant Chinese interest in German scientific and industrial developments, bordering on systematic espionage.

In mid-January 2026, the NCAG emerged as the emblem of a new phase, supposed to steer the besieged Strip from a fragile ceasefire toward post-war management; however, "Israel" has other plans.

Judge Faiq Zaidan, a figure close to Iran, has recently emerged in the open amid infighting within the Shiite camp, particularly over objections to Nouri al-Maliki’s bid to return as prime minister.