Upcoming Election may End Netanyahu’s Legacy Amid Corruption Charges, Wars
Upcoming Israeli elections could end PM Benjamin Netanyahu's political career due to pressure over regional wars and corruption charges.
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Tom Barrack to Exit Syria Envoy Position, Retains Key Policy Role
Trump envoy Tom Barrack leaves formal Syria post but retains key role overseeing US policy in Syria and Iraq.
Iran’s Foreign Minister: Killing of Ali Larijani Will Not Topple Leadership
Despite the killing of powerful secretary Ali Larijani, Iran's leadership remains intact, states Iran's foreign…
Citi, Deloitte Evacuate Dubai Offices; PwC Closes Amid Unspecified Threats
Citi and Deloitte evacuate Dubai offices; PwC closes, amid growing regional tensions.
Iran Reports Nearly 20,000 Civilian Buildings, 77 Health Facilities Damaged in War
Iranian Red Crescent reveals nearly 20,000 civilian buildings and 77 healthcare facilities have been impacted amid…
Improvements in Aden overshadowed by security threats amid Yemeni…
Yemeni teacher Abu Amjad's shopping trip with his kids was interrupted by gunfire, reflecting the fragile state of…
Houthis in Yemen: Observing Sidelines or Preparing for New Battle?
After controlling much of Yemen since 2014, the Houthi rebel group now faces a resurgent Yemeni government aiming to reclaim territories.
Family of Palestinian American Teen Held in Israel Demands Independent Health…
Family of detained Palestinian-American teenager, Mohammed Ibrahim, demand independent doctor to assess his…
Iran Accused by UK and 13 Allies of Plotting Assassinations, Tehran Denies Charges
UK and 13 allies allege Iran of instigating assassinations and kidnappings on Western soil, a claim firmly denied…
Kurdistan Workers’ Party Begins Disarming After 40 Years of Conflict
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) has ceremonially destroyed their weapons marking a shift from armed conflict to political dialogue in Turkey.