For the first time since taking office in 2022, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani’s visit to Oman has raised eyebrows, coming just as speculation mounts over possible Israeli Occupation attacks on Iraq and war on Iran.

The decision by Yemeni authorities in al-Mahra province to release tribal sheikh Mohammed bin Ahmed al-Zaidi, a key figure in the Houthis' expansion across Yemeni cities since the 2014 coup, has triggered widespread anger.

Hamad bin Jassim’s call for a Gulf union underscores urgent regional challenges but faces persistent political divisions blocking full integration.

Despite strong ties, Iran bypasses Iraq for key nuclear talks with the U.S., favoring Oman's neutral role.

Amid fast-moving developments that have diminished Iran’s influence in the Middle East, Yemeni media leaks suggest that the U.S. is pressuring Oman to expel Houthi leaders from its territory.