Middle East

A relationship built on the ruins of another

The Islamic Republic’s words intimidate as much as its actions.

Israel turns to Europe for security, but it will prove to be a dangerous mistake.

To push through the nuclear deal, Iran lied—and so did the United States.

Terrorism again endangers the fragile nuclear state.

Iranian diplomat suspected in Paris bombing plot.

Growing influence in the region helps China accelerate its Belt and Road Initiative.

‘It’s not just a problem for us; it’s a problem for Europe.’

The Islamic Republic is changing tactics to deepen its ties with radicals in Afghanistan.

This week saw the most widespread protests in Iran since 2009. Will the people cause the government to change?

On a visit to Amman, the German chancellor confirms support for Jordan in the face of Iranian aggression.

Turkey has effectively become an autocratic state that can be dominated by Erdoğan for the next decade.

The latest foolhardy attack to take down biblical kings David and Solomon

Why Ethiopia needs to remember its history with God’s work

Iran lied to complete the nuclear deal—and so did the Obama administration.

Iran has finally admitted what the Trumpet has been proclaiming for over a decade.

New prime minister implements risky domestic and international policy.

‘I think they did it because they were so eager to get an agreement with Iran.’

And more recent documents show it’s still working toward a bomb.

IDF paratroopers take part in exercises to better relations in NATO alliance.

The obvious and less obvious (but prophetic) reasons why Jordan’s government won’t be overthrown