#Middle East

Israeli strikes in Lebanon, a blockade strangling Gaza, and Sudan's collapsed healthcare system. Three simultaneous crises — and very different levels of global attention.

As US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran pass three weeks, civilian deaths exceed 1,400. The stories of ordinary people caught in the crossfire — and what they reveal about modern warfare.

Trump delayed strikes on Iran's power plants after claiming "productive" talks — which Tehran promptly denied. With the Strait of Hormuz closed and oil prices rising, the world is watching a high-stakes gamble unfold.

General Asim Munir is leveraging ties with both Tehran and Washington to position Pakistan as a Middle East mediator. But behind the diplomacy lies an economy on life support.

As Houthi fighters battle US and Israeli forces, armed volunteers and government loyalists man checkpoints inside Yemeni cities. What this dual structure reveals about modern insurgent governance.

Iran launched missiles at Israeli military bases. Israel is escalating in Lebanon. The US is striking Iran. As the Middle East edges toward a wider conflict, the question isn't just who fired first — it's where this ends.

Iran has struck Israeli military bases and hit central Tel Aviv with missiles. With the US now directly involved, the Middle East faces its most volatile moment in years.

Middle East conflict is pushing oil prices higher again. We break down what's driving the surge, who wins, who loses, and what it means for your wallet and the global economy.

Trump's military threats against Iran risk pulling the US into another prolonged Middle East conflict. Here's what's at stake—for oil markets, regional stability, and American foreign policy.

Lebanon is collapsing again — and the reasons are the same as always. A deep look at why the country's political structure guarantees recurring crisis, and what it means for Middle East stability.

The UK has granted the US access to British military bases for potential strikes on Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz. What does this mean for global energy markets, oil prices, and the risk of a broader conflict?

Trump says the US is nearly done with its military objectives in Yemen. The Pentagon is sending more troops anyway. What does victory against the Houthis actually look like—and who decides when it's over?