Middle East

Tehran is knocking on Cairo’s door.

Once the homeland of many Christians; now the battleground of religions

Will Egypt be Iran’s next conquest?

But if Beirut wants Europe’s billions, it will have to comply with Germany.

As the United States begins to renegotiate the nuclear deal with Iran, prominent authors at the National Review believe Iran might already have the bomb and is just waiting for the perfect time to use it.

On the eve of the Iraq-U.S. talks, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander visited Iraq to discuss bilateral relations.

2021 will be a wild ride for Palestinians—and Israelis.

A reduced U.S. military presence in the Middle East is empowering Iran and pushing Gulf states to unite.

As well as Europe’s stake in the Dark Continent

The weeklong blockage has put Germany and its military on high alert.

Are Israel and the United Arab Emirates being sacrificed on the altar of Iranian appeasement?

What’s behind the Turkish president’s Western charm offensive?

Iran is continuing to violate the 2015 nuclear deal in a bid to pressure Biden and Europe.

A leak about Israeli attacks on Iran’s ships is just the opening scene where America justifies empowering Iran at the expense of the State of Israel.

A new UNICEF report indicates that the suffering of Syrian’s children will have no end. Is it really that hopeless?

The biggest threat to Christian life in the region is yet ahead.

Don’t believe the talk from Biden’s spokespeople; America is actively supporting Iran’s takeover of the Middle East.

As the Biden administration fails to deter Iranian aggression, American troops become sitting ducks in Iraq.

The Bundeswehr’s largest foreign deployment will once again be extended.

In a hostile world, Israel is certainly taking note of the few supporters it has.

A recently thwarted terrorist plot against the U.A.E. Embassy in Ethiopia shows Iran’s intent on expanding its influence in the region.

Ten years after Muammar Qadhafi’s ousting, Libya has a new government.