2024 proved a difficult year for Israel, with the country bogged down in Gaza and Lebanon and humbled by Houthi and Iranian missile strikes, while...

By Daniel Fountain Prince Faisal bin Farhan said on Tuesday in Davos he would visit Lebanon later this week, the first such trip by a Saudi...

By Najia Houssari New Lebanese President Joseph Aoun’s first official overseas trip will be to Saudi Arabia, he said on Saturday. It came...

By Kabir Taneja With only a few days left of Joe Biden’s administration in the White House, and as Donald Trump once again prepares to take...

The meteorological drought that swept through the Fertile Crescent (stretching from the Tigris and Euphrates to the Nile Valley) in the 2000s...

By Sifra Lentin Iran has an indigenous Jewish community of about 9,000 persons[1]. This is the largest Jewish diaspora in the Middle East outside...

  James Gilliland is a minister, counselor, an internationally known lecturer, best selling author with the books, Reunion with Source, Becoming...

What is to become of the Kurds, by far Syria’s largest minority at some two million people? The Syrian civil war, starting in 2011, brought the...

By Zachary Abuza Myanmar’s military approaches the fourth anniversary of the coup d’etat that put them in power in terminal decline. The...

Iraq is a developing democracy, but its location — between Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Syria — means that it always faces pressure from...