Middle East

Has the radical Egyptian dream died with the dictator?

Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Units are the key in Iran’s plan to drive the United States out of Iraq.

America’s broken will in Afghanistan

Governments are falling in North Africa again. The resulting storms could wreak havoc.

Iran’s fingerprints are on a bold attack against the oil trade and the global economy.

To counteract one Islamist enemy, the U.S. negotiates with another: the Taliban.

One chant that reveals the plight of anti-government protesters in Sudan, and what the future of their troubled nation might be

Major Arab nations are speaking out against Iran.

Israel’s response will lead to Iran being kicked out of the war-ravaged country.

A look back at the destructive referendums of Iran’s past

Suffering from U.S. sanctions, Lebanese terrorist group scrambles for more funding.

How long before someone reacts to proof of Iran’s betrayals?

And an opposition party in Istanbul tops Erdoğan in opinion polls.

A clear sign America is not welcome in Iraq

Attacks target Saudi Arabia’s primary and backup methods for exporting oil.

Containing radical Islam in the Sahel and Somalia is preparation for confronting Iran.

Both sides are shifting from concession to confrontation.

Turkey’s strongman cracks down further on opposition to his power.

The New York Times seems to think so.

Calibrating Israel’s true military might while taking cover in a shrapnel-ridden house

Trump administration seeks to drive a wedge between Hezbollah and its financial sponsor, Iran.

Conflicting goals in Syria could push the nation away from Iran.

Salami’s appointment highlights Iran’s maniacal dedication to Israel’s destruction.

The Islamist threat pushes closer to Europe.