Brent Nagtegaal

After Syria, Russia looks to become the indispensable nation in determining Libya’s future.

Sanctions, war games and defiant rhetoric ratchet up tensions between the United States and Iran over the weekend.

The White House has issued a warning to Tehran following Sunday’s ballistic missile test.

If so, were they the glorious kings the Bible describes, or just small-time chieftains?

Iranian-backed forces target a crucial weakness in the world’s maritime trade network.

The Vatican is again inserting itself into the peace process—but for what purpose?

As united Jerusalem turns 50, we ask: Will it make it to 51?

The United Nations has threatened the future of archaeological discovery in one of the world’s most historic cities.

‘When the chips are down, I have Israel’s back.’

In a series of resolutions, UNESCO has threatened the future of archaeological discovery in one of the world’s most important cities.

Turkey’s entrance into the Syrian civil war means Bashar Assad is in trouble.

Turkey’s entrance into the Syrian civil war highlights exactly where Iranian and Russian interests diverge.

What the failed coup reveals about Turkey’s once secular state

Abbas’s decision to hold elections has opened the door for radical Hamas to dominate the West Bank.

Could the Bible really foretell the end of such a policy?

What the failed coup reveals about Turkey’s once secular state

Iran is on the march across the Middle East and the tiny nation of Bahrain looks to be its next target.

With his back against the wall, Turkish President Erdoğan decides to reconcile with Israel.

Stopping arms from reaching the Islamic State is a worthy mission, but is there more to the upgrade of Operation Sophia?

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