(Reuters) – Iran launched missile strikes on three different countries this week – Iraq, Syria and Pakistan – while proxy militant groups it backs continue to target U.S. and Western interests and fight Israel, stoking fears of conflict that could engulf …
Middle East crisis live: Herzog labels Tehran ‘empire of evil’; reports of Jordanian airstrikes inside Syria
Israel’s president tells Davos that Gazan population is ‘entrenched in network of terror’; suspected Jordanian airstrikes kill at least 10 in Syria. Over 24,600 killed by Israel since 7 October, Gaza health ministry says 14:01 A total of 24,
Iran is starting a war it knows could destroy it
The Iranian strikes in Iraq, Syria and even Pakistan are signs of weakness. In recent days the US has assassinated an Iranian proxy terrorist leader in Baghdad and the Israelis have killed Hamas and Hezbollah leaders in Lebanon.
If Biden wants peace, he needs to stop punishing our allies while rewarding Iran
Biden officials pretend that the Oct. 7 massacre, the attacks against U.S. troops in Iraq and Syria, and Houthi terrorism against shipping are discrete events without a common thread. But Iran is …
If Biden wants peace, he needs to stop punishing our allies while rewarding Iran
Biden officials pretend that the Oct. 7 massacre, the attacks against U.S. troops in Iraq and Syria, and Houthi terrorism against shipping are discrete events without a common thread. But Iran is …
In Lebanon, young Syrians sleep out in the open to avoid night-time deportation raids
Refugees say a crackdown that began in April 2023 is ongoing, with growing restrictions on work and movement making life harder still.
Syrian-Iranian talks on implementing agreements, enhancing economy
The Syrian government’s keenness to open broader horizons for joint work, especially in the economic, commercial, industrial and financial sectors, with the presence of important investment …
Syrian farmers forced to abandon their land for steadier jobs
After years of war, drought, and economic crisis, farmers in northeast Syria are abandoning agriculture due to rising costs and climate change, seeking more stable jobs to support their families.
Syrian farmers forced to abandon their land for steadier jobs
After years of war, drought, and economic crisis, farmers in northeast Syria are abandoning agriculture due to rising costs and climate change, seeking more stable jobs to support their families.
Erdoğan’s message to US and new phase in Türkiye’s Syria, Iraq ops
Amid the belief in U.S. involvement in regional conflicts, Washington must interpret Ankara’s messages and analyze the Turkish stance for …