Category: 2. World

SOUTH LEBANON — The dramatic account published in the American Air & Space Forces Magazine about two F-16 pilots narrowly escaping surface-to-air missiles over Yemen was intended as a story of heroism.

Instead, it inadvertently exposed a deeper…

SOUTH LEBANON — It is no coincidence that Lebanese anxieties have intensified amid growing reports of military preparations along the Syrian-Lebanese border. 

Over the past three weeks, unusual military mobilizations have been observed,…

A number of Palestinians have been injured in separate attacks by the Israeli army and settlers in the Hebron area of the occupied West Bank, amid an escalating wave of violence as Israel concurrently continues its genocidal war on Gaza.

In…

Mohammed al-Hindi, Deputy Secretary-General of the Islamic Jihad Movement, said the proposed Peace Council — officially known as the “Board of Peace” in Gaza — was “a theatrical show” that had failed to stop Israel from continuing a…

A record 129 journalists and media workers were killed worldwide in 2025, the Committee to Protect Journalists said, blaming Israel for two-thirds of the deaths.

It was the second consecutive annual record for press deaths and the deadliest year…

TEHRAN – In his 2026 State of the Union address, U.S. President Donald Trump delivered an extended narrative of American resurgence and foreign policy accomplishments. While the tone was confident and assertive, a factual review reveals that…

TEHRAN- The Jeffrey Epstein scandal continues to generate headlines as new documents are unsealed, yet fundamental questions about accountability, power, and institutional complicity remain unanswered. 
While the case is often framed as a series…

TEHRAN – Recent tensions between Paris and Washington over U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner go beyond a routine diplomatic spat—they expose America’s bullying, coercive, and domineering behavior, rather than just a disagreement between…

TEHRAN – The United States’ withdrawal from the Al-Tanf base in southern Syria signals a shift in military strategy rather than a full exit. 

Washington appears to be reducing its presence in exposed positions while strengthening its footprint…