Middle East

Failures in its rocket program are not deterring Iranian aggression.

Archaeology unearths historical fact—and proves the biblical record at the same time.

In Iraq’s divided parliament, the two opposing sides can agree on one thing.

The Trump administration condemned its predecessor’s weak Mideast policy—while withdrawing troops from Syria. Is this the beginning of the end for American power in the Middle East?

The West has somehow become used to living with Iran as the planet’s worst state sponsor of terror, with an ambition for nuclear weapons.

Is recent Iraqi history repeating itself in Yemen?

Iranian military leaders have announced a strategy that will lead to Iran’s destruction!

The Sahel region desperately needs counterterrorism support, and Europe is well positioned—and motivated—to intervene.

Pope Francis is forging an alliance of civilizations against Iran.

Israel’s technological strength is also its weakness.

Iranian general: ‘New reality of Iran’s missile might: There are no obstacles.’

Saudi Arabia responds to Iran’s aggressive ballistic missile development.

How did the Taliban beat the United States?

Iranian aggression and Israeli air strikes force the issue for Syria.

As America withdraws from Syria, Europe is forced to take action.

Iran’s nuclear boss: ‘Preliminary activities for designing modern 20 percent enriched uranium fuel have begun.’

‘Unprecedented’ cyberattacks targeting Western governments and organizations have been traced to hackers in the Islamic Republic.

A demonstration of Iran’s attempt to revive its imperial Persian greatness

Is a common enemy enough to unite these divided nations?

Iran continues its development of rockets capable of carrying nuclear warheads.

The thriving world of Germany’s weapons industry is building prophesied alliances.

European Union hardens its position against Iran after discovering terror plots.

With Palestinians refusing to work with the U.S., could a new peacemaker step in?