Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s ‘Catch and Revoke’ plan represents a new effort in Trump's policy of restricting immigration and increasing surveillance of pro-Palestinian foreigners within the U.S.

The Gulf Cooperation Council's support for parallel entities and the U.S. re-designating the Houthis as a terrorist group reflect growing regional influence and Yemen's political fragmentation.

Iraq's Iran-aligned factions escalate sectarian repression, targeting Syrians and Iraqis backing Syria’s new leadership.

The Israeli Occupation government has punished media outlets challenging its narrative, even cutting ads from Haaretz over its criticism of collective punishment and apartheid policies against Palestinians.

Direct negotiations with Hamas mark a major win for the Palestinian Resistance, compelling the world’s most powerful nation to the table after its role in attempts to obliterate them and rain deadly Israeli bombs on Gaza.

Canada's Liberals elected Mark Carney, as their new leader and prime minister, replacing Justin Trudeau, at a time when the country is facing historic tensions with the U.S. under Donald Trump.

Backed by the U.S. and "Israel," the UAE and Saudi Arabia are spearheading efforts to disarm Hamas, framing their demands as a step toward "stability" and a political resolution to end the Israeli Occupation’s ongoing genocide against Palestinians.

The UN recently announced that more than 300,000 refugees have returned to Syria since the fall of Bashar al-Assad, while nearly a million internally displaced people have returned to their homes.

Just one day after the announcement of the signing of an agreement to integrate Kurdish civil and military institutions into the Syrian state, work began on coordinating the annexation of As-Suwayda.

Since the start of the Israeli genocide on Gaza in October 2023, the ICRC has found itself at the center of controversy, accused of double standards and questionable stances that many see as clear favoritism toward Tel Aviv.

Just six months after reformist politician Masoud Pezeshkian’s government took office in Iran, resignations and dismissals have begun to mount amid economic crises driven by U.S. sanctions.

For the second consecutive year, Ramadan descends upon Gaza, shrouded in sorrow and devastation, after 15 months of relentless Israeli aggression that has decimated the very basics of life.

While the PKK is primarily Turkish, its presence in neighboring countries—particularly Iraq, where it maintains strongholds in the Qandil Mountains and Sinjar—raises questions about its future there.

Radio Abraham's launch in Morocco faces backlash as critics call it a Zionist propaganda tool for normalization.

Lavrov's Tehran visit centered on Iran’s nuclear talks, Syria’s stability, and Russia’s regional balancing.