Middle East

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.

Will he change the course of Iranian foreign policy?

The Biden administration’s military withdrawal from Afghanistan is more sinister than you think.

When you don’t know what to do about disasters like Afghanistan, here is what to do.

As the world watches the Taliban take over Afghanistan, Bible prophecy demands that we keep focused on the main threat in the Middle East.

Don’t ignore what’s going on in the Horn of Africa.

How did a ragtag group of jihadists defeat the world’s greatest superpower?

Iranian maritime attacks are growing bolder in the world’s most policed waters.

The Goreh-Jask pipeline could make Iran the world’s oil king.

Will Tehran take over the Hashemite Kingdom?

What the next major war in the Middle East will look like

What was the real purpose behind the Biden administration’s latest air strikes?

What the U.S. withdrawal means for the region

Iran is arming its Shiite militia proxies in Iraq with an increasingly modern and lethal missile system; yet no one is stepping in to stop Iran. Why?