As the war, described by Netanyahu as a seven-front war spanning Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the West Bank and beyond, continues to expand, Al-Jazeera has again become a focal point of controversy—not only for its coverage, but as a target in an escalating media battle.

As Iranian strikes expanded beyond U.S. bases in the Gulf and official threats of military retaliation mounted, questions intensified over whether the Gulf states might be drawn—against their will—into the fire of war.

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

The UAE has coordinated digital campaigns, far-right alliances, and media influence to target Muslims in Europe and shape Western narratives.

Tucker Carlson, a prominent right-wing media figure, has emerged as a symbol of a notable shift within the conservative right by challenging long-standing taboos over relations with “Tel Aviv”.