Special coverage on the attack on Iran
The Houthis: the final battle?
US-Iran war and the regional repercussions
The settler movement's outsized influence in government allows it to put its far-right ideology into practice and facts on the ground
Will Trump accept an Iran-Oman Hormuz deal?
As artificial intelligence reshapes global power, the US and Gulf states are forging a new strategic partnership built on chips, data centres, and digital infrastructure
Military satellites of eight NATO states will be pooled, connected, and networked by the countries that own them to create a constellation, spreading both cost and reach. Others have had the same idea
With several matches being played in extreme heat, teams and players are having to prioritise safety, as science sheds new light on how sport played in oppressive weather pushes the limit of biology
From Los Alamos to Chernobyl, the 20th century offered several examples of high-dose radiation poisoning, and the effects are well-known, but what is happening on a cellular level?
Brussels has finally agreed a raft of measures aimed at sectors that Beijing no longer considers to be its strategic industries
The UN says the group draws upon substantial domestic sources of finance, while the US believes that part of its funding moves through oil-smuggling and money-laundering networks linked to Iran's IRGC
The Federal Reserve worked with the Bank of Japan last week to help lift the yen, after it hit nearly 40-year lows against the dollar. Has it succeeded?
Al Majalla looks at potential new export routes that big oil producers can use to offset Iran's control over key regional waterways
Children cool off in fountains at a park after a month of extreme heat in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, on 30 July 2026.
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