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Iraqi Woman Wins Fight to Be Recognized as a Christian
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Iraqi Woman Wins Fight to Be Recognized as a Christian

Iraq’s highest civil court has ruled that a young woman raised as a Christian may be officially registered according to her faith …

Mali's conflict involves various groups and powers.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Why Mali Has Become a Battleground for Jihadists and Global Powers

Mali's conflict now involves jihadist groups, Tuareg separatists, military rulers and foreign powers including Russia and, increas…

Naval police officer on a tugboat in Somalia.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Somali Pirates Seize Tanker With Eight Germans Aboard

Suspected Somali pirates have hijacked a Tanzanian-flagged chemical tanker in the Gulf of Aden and taken it to waters off Somalia.…

French Ambassador Stéphane Romatet.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Welcoming Algerian Migrants: Still Not Enough?

France denied plans to issue 250,000 additional visas to Algerian nationals, but the controversy exposed the contradictions and we…

Satellite image of the Subiya desalination plant after the strike.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Why Kuwait, Not Iraq, May Be Iran's Next Invasion Route

Security forces of the Islamic Republic reportedly tried to infiltrate the Arab state's territory as early as May, an incursion Te…

Donald Trump mimics firing a gun during a news conference.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Iran War Opens Door to Saudi Nuclear Ambitions

As Tehran deploys more advanced missiles, Washington is preparing to support a Saudi nuclear program that could give Riyadh uraniu…

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the former Iranian president allegedly targeted by Mossad as a potential intelligence asset. Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Mossad’s Ahmadinejad Plot Could Backfire on Israel

Another week, another breathtaking tale of Mossad genius – this time the alleged turning of a former Iranian president. But do the…

Gadi Eisenkot, known for discipline and public service.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Could a “Boring” General Be Netanyahu’s Nemesis? Gadi Eisenkot Rises

Many Israelis appear to be looking for something rather less exciting than the endless conflict of the Netanyahu years. Now a famo…

Night view of Mashhad during Ali Khamenei\'s funeral.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz as US Resumes Attacks

The US military launched fresh attacks on Iran on Sunday after striking a container ship, prompting Tehran to announce it had once…

The scale of Gaza’s issues stands in contrast to the modest first steps taken toward Trump’s peacekeeping plan. Photo: Nathan Howard/Reuters
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Trump Promised 20,000 Troops for Gaza: Morocco Sends 10

Six months after the Gaza ceasefire, the international force meant to secure the territory exists mostly on paper and the mission …

Donald Trump and his cabinet.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Trump Clashes with Allies at NATO Summit, Offers Kyiv a Patriot License

Following Iran's attacks on oil tankers, the US president ordered a resumption of military operations. NATO rallied behind its str…

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

NATO Summit in Ankara: Rutte Calls for Defense Revolution

The NATO summit opened in Ankara with Ukraine and defense spending at the forefront as Donald Trump pushed Europe to assume a grea…

US F-16 fighter jets.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

US Resumes Large-Scale Strikes Against Iran

The United States has struck more than 80 targets in Iran after attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and revoked Tehran’s te…

Millions of Iranians bid farewell to Ali Khamenei in Tehran.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Tehran Turns Khamenei’s Funeral into a Diplomatic Test

Dozens of delegations came to pay their last respects to Iran’s slain supreme leader. Arab visitors were greeted with Quranic vers…

Pro-Iran protesters.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Corruption Probe in Iraq Uncovers Ties to Pro-Iranian Militias

Raids by counterterrorism units turned up millions of dollars in cash belonging to lawmakers, an unregistered horse stable, and ev…

Nigerian Catholic worshippers during morning mass.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

New Study Challenges Drivers of Violence in Nigeria

A new ORFA report says Nigeria's violence extends beyond Islamist extremism, highlighting Fulani militias, land conflicts and stat…

A child stands beside rubble in southern Lebanon.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

Lebanon Tests the Middle East’s Next Ceasefire

Two ceasefires along the Mediterranean coast have already collapsed this year. The latest US framework looks more viable – but onl…

Vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

US Strikes Iran Again after Ship Attack in Strait of Hormuz

Tensions in the Middle East flared anew on Sunday after the United States struck Iranian positions in response to an Iranian attac…

U.S. Forces during operations in Syria.
Politics|Africa and Middle East

US Strike in Syria Revives Fears over Islamic State Escapees

The killing of a senior Islamic State leader has drawn fresh attention to a security collapse around detention camps in northeaste…

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