Opinion

Netanyahu moved up a planned visit to the White House by a week as the Israeli leader appeared to be worried that the US president preferred negotiations with Tehran over military confrontation

A much-changed regional landscape opens the door to cooperation between Israel and Arab states that was once unthinkable. Energy is one such area where new partnerships could form.

Beyond being an eyesore, they stand as a testament to its leaders' ability to outdo other politicians when it comes to corruption, neglect, and evasion of accountability

While the deal is significant on judicial and humanitarian grounds, its political implications are even more consequential

Gaddafi, Assad and Maduro all refused to capitulate to US demands, and all were toppled from power. Will Iran's Supreme Leader cave to American pressure or hold firm on his red lines?

The backlash against the makeup ban is not about cosmetics; it's about how far the state can go in regulating everyday life

The US president sent a high-ranking delegation to hold talks, reflecting his determination to reach a deal with the Kremlin on a broad range of topics

Its position reflects a political outlook grounded in strategic foresight and a steadfast commitment to national interest

A senior Israeli military official has acknowledged that the number of Palestinian victims in Gaza has reached 70,000, confirming that figures issued…

In several countries bordering the Red Sea, state structures have collapsed. This imperils the waters, which in turn imperils global trade and navigation.

What follows is not merely a loss of leverage, but a reckoning with a political reality in which the Kurdish group no longer occupies a role that ensures its survival

Instead of encouraging Iranians to topple the ruling regime, US strikes could unite them to defend their country against foreign aggression