The prospect of contact between the Lebanese president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid continued fighting has drawn criticism in Lebanon, with some calling it “unacceptable and ...

Armed members of the Fatemiyoun and Zainebiyoun militias, along with Iraqi factions, are being deployed inside Iran as part of a security plan prepared by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps ...

My friends in the United States and Europe barely picked up on the news. I get it. There’s so much war in the world right now ...

The clock is ticking on the ceasefire. Hormuz, Iran’s nuclear program, Lebanon: these and other issues are nowhere near resolution. As the parties edge toward trying to find a middle ground, here ...

Remarks by Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum about growing natural gas reserves are raising doubts about the accuracy of official promises that the country is approaching self-sufficiency. This ...

In an unprecedented development for more than three decades, the U.S. Department of State announced details of a preliminary meeting held in Washington between Lebanon and Israel under American ...

The U.S. State Department’s Rewards for Justice program announced on Tuesday a reward of up to $10 million for information on Ahmad al-Hamidawi, the leader of the Iraqi militia Kataib Hezbollah, ...

Journalist, author and broadcaster Roya Hakakian joins us this week, adding her distinctive voice and perspective to MBN’s ...

An informed source within the Shiite Coordination Framework—the ruling Shiite coalition in Iraq—revealed that the general direction within the alliance favors nominating current Prime Minister ...

Amid ongoing fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, Washington hosted a meeting between Lebanon’s ambassador to the United States, Nada Hamadeh Mouawad, and her Israeli counterpart, Yechiel ...

The Iraqi parliament elected Nizar Amidi as President of the Republic of Iraq on April 11, thus completing the most complex step in the marathon of forming a new government, and opening a new ...

It is not merely financial extortion, but a project of dominance and a “clear” violation of the law. This is how decision-making circles in the Arab Gulf states view Iran’s demand to impose fees ...