As UN sanctions on Tehran take effect following the expiration of the so-called snapback mechanism, Iraqi political figures are warning of serious repercussions for their country, especially after Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian hinted at Tehran’s plans to navigate the crisis.

The Israeli Occupation is feeling the weight of growing political and economic isolation as Western nations step up measures and sanctions over its two-year genocide on Gaza.

The Yemeni Maritime Security Partnership conference in Riyadh, which brought together representatives from 40 countries, sparked questions about the reasons behind the initiative, its timing, and what impact it might have on the ground.

With Syrians eager to breathe life back into their shattered cities and hasten early recovery, community initiatives to support urban development projects have emerged as a practical step to push forward the massive and lengthy reconstruction effort.

Whenever the security situation in the Libyan capital Tripoli calms for a while, it quickly slides back into tension and armed clashes, fueling concerns over the country’s fragile stability.