Kuwait Seeks Pakistani Troops, Jets and Air Defense in Security Deal
Pakistan and Kuwait are holding preliminary negotiations over a major expansion of their defense relationship that could include troops, fighter aircraft, drones... Read more.
John Esposito, Leading American Scholar of Islam, Passes Away
Esposito challenged the idea that the post-Cold War Muslim world represented a unified civilizational enemy of the West.... Read more.
Saudi PIF and Jared Kushner Near to Take Over Electronic Arts
A Saudi-led consortium involving Jared Kushner's investment company is expected to secure European Union approval for its $55 billion acquisition of Electronic... Read more.
Missile Shortages Force U.S. to Rely on Older Weapons Against Iran
The United States appears to be relying increasingly on older ground-launched ballistic missiles for attacks on Iran.... Read more.
Israel Has Lost Democrats, JD Vance Warns the GOP Could Be Next
As Israel loses Democratic support, JD Vance’s attack on Israeli influence signals a deeper erosion of bipartisan backing inside the GOP.... Read more.
Turkey’s S-400 Sale to the UAE Could Clear Path Back to F-35
Ankara is reportedly negotiating the transfer of its Russian-made S-400 air-defence systems to the United Arab Emirates, a move that could remove the main obstacle... Read more.
Egyptian Coach Turns World Cup Spotlight Toward Palestine
Coach Hossam Hassan raised the Palestinian flag and dedicated Egypt's victory to Palestinians, and days later, his emotional remarks before facing Argentina pushed... Read more.
Obstetric Violations: Global Health Issue Behind Egypt’s Debate
The sentencing of Egyptian doctor Omnia Swaydan has pushed debate on obstetric violence into a wider question on whether healthcare systems can protect both medical... Read more.
Ali Khamenei and the Republic He Left Behind
As Iran mourns its second Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei’s funeral has become a final measure of the political order he shaped, the ideas he defended, and the unresolved... Read more.
Egypt’s Night of Release: A Penalty Win and a Nation in the Streets
From Cairo’s streets to Arab capital cities, Gaza and Egyptian cafés in New York, the Egyptian team qualification became a rare moment of collective release,... Read more.