Middle East

Democracy’s failure is opening the door for major powers to come in and take over the resource-rich continent.

A look into 90 days of Taliban rule

What an indictment of Iranian hackers means for the United States.

Iran’s dominance is making Lebanon an outcast to the world. Will internal discontent lead to a new civil war?

Why no amount of diplomacy and negotiations will stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions

This is why we told you to watch Lebanon.

Are strong German-Israeli relations a sign of good things to come?

Are German soldiers tired of fighting on the sidelines?

Taliban now fighting resurgent Islamic State.

Addis Ababa will apparently stop at nothing to snuff out the Tigray.

Foreign minister talks compromise as his government enriches uranium.

Israeli-Arab normalization agreements have stalled since January.

After the Afghanistan disaster, the United States strikes another blow to its own reliability.

The Taliban and Iran are not enemies. They are fighting for the same team, and Iran is king.

The Biden administration just left $85 billion in advanced weaponry to a group of terrorists with designs on the world’s sixth-largest nuclear arsenal.

Iran is no longer feigning moderation to court the West.

Seventy years on, Herbert W. Armstrong’s prophecy has held true, with the media now echoing him almost word for word.

Reflecting on the past, present and future

A war in Africa is having global consequences.

Afghanistan is providing the perfect smokescreen for Iran’s push toward nuclear weapons.

A parting shot from the jihadists as America packs its bags

Afghanistan crisis has Barack Obama’s fingerprints all over it.

Iran not only planned for the eventual exit of the United States from Afghanistan; it has worked with the Taliban for almost a decade to bring it about.