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UAE and Seven Arab and Muslim Nations Applaud UK Trade Restrictions on Illegal Israeli Settlements
The UAE and seven other Arab and Muslim nations have praised the UK's decision to ban goods from illegal Israeli settlements, prompting a retaliatory diplomatic closure from Israel.
Inside Israel's Detention System: The Severe Conditions and Policies Enforced Under Itamar Ben-Gvir
Palestinian photojournalist Muath Amarneh details the severe conditions and alleged abuse in Israeli prisons under National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Calls for UAE Government to Achieve Global Excellence
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid urged government teams to strive for global excellence and set ambitious new priorities during the annual New Government Season Meeting.
UK Sanctions on Israeli Settlements Raise Fresh Questions Over the Future of the Two-State Solution
The UK and other nations have moved to sanction illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank to preserve a two-state solution, but experts warn the measures may be too little, too late.
Trapped in Gaza: Students with International Scholarships and University Offers Struggle Against Visa Bureaucracy
Numerous Palestinian students who have secured university offers and scholarships abroad remain trapped in Gaza, facing severe visa rejections and insurmountable bureaucratic hurdles.
One Year Later: Reflecting on Israel's Strike on Qatar and the Future of Middle East Diplomacy
One year after the Israeli strike on Doha, analysts reflect on the profound implications of the attack for regional sovereignty, international law, and the future of global mediation.
Former Watchdog Officials Confirm Sudan Armed Forces Deployed Chemical Weapons
Former OPCW officials have reinforced previous reports detailing the use of chemical weapons by the Sudan Armed Forces between 2024 and 2025. Witnesses and investigators are urging the international community to launch a formal probe into the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
One Year On: How the Israeli Strike on Doha Reshaped Gulf Security and Qatar's Foreign Policy
One year after the Israeli strike on Doha, Qatar and other Gulf nations have been forced to reassess their national security strategies and the limits of U.S. protection.
Inside Jordan's Al-Azraq Airbase: Strategic US Military Hub and Target for Iranian Missiles
Iran has targeted Jordan's Al-Azraq airbase with ballistic missiles amid escalating regional tensions with the United States. Jordanian forces intercepted most of the incoming projectiles with no casualties reported.
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Arrives in Berlin to Strengthen Bilateral Ties with Germany
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed has arrived in Berlin for a state visit to deepen economic, energy, and diplomatic cooperation with Germany.
Secret Three-Month Ceasefire Reportedly Reached Between Nigeria and Boko Haram
An investigation reveals that the Nigerian government and Boko Haram have maintained a secret three-month ceasefire following the negotiated release of 360 abducted villagers.
Qatar Strongly Condemns New Iranian Missile Attacks Targeting Jordan Amid Rising Regional Tensions
Qatar has strongly condemned renewed Iranian ballistic missile attacks on Jordan, urging an immediate halt to military operations and a return to diplomatic negotiations.
Israel Enforces Retaliatory Measures Against UK Following West Bank Settlement Sanctions
Israel has announced four retaliatory measures against the UK, including closing the British consulate in Jerusalem, following a British ban on goods from illegal West Bank settlements.
Unlearned Lessons: How Trump Repeated Post-9/11 Foreign Policy Failures in Iran
Marking 25 years since 9/11, the United States continues to repeat past strategic failures by launching conflicts like Operation Epic Fury in Iran without congressional approval or post-war planning.
⚠️DeletedSatellite Images Reveal Major Construction at Suspected Iranian Nuclear Site as US Weighs Deep-Strike Options
Satellite analysis reveals a surge in construction at Iran's deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain site, while the US military works to develop capabilities to target heavily fortified subterranean facilities.
Sweden Offers Foreign-Born Residents $37,000 to Leave Amid Major Migration Crackdown
Sweden is offering foreign-born residents $37,000 to return to their home countries as part of a stringent new migration policy, sparking both political support and widespread concern.
Examining the Loophole and Real Impact of the UK’s Ban on Israeli Settlement Imports
The UK has announced a ban on imports from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, raising questions about trade enforcement and existing government contracts with linked corporations.
Britain, France, and Canada Ban Imports from Israeli Settlements in the West Bank
Britain, France, and Canada have announced bans on imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank to support the two-state solution, drawing sharp criticism from Israeli officials.
UK Bans Trade from Illegal Israeli Settlements, Prompting Mixed Political Reactions
The UK has announced a ban on imports from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, drawing mixed reactions from domestic politicians and prompting retaliatory measures from Israel.
Tanker War 2.0: US and Iran Ship Attacks Escalate Global Strains
The US and Iran are escalating a dangerous maritime conflict that is increasingly targeting commercial shipping and threatening global energy markets, mirroring the Tanker War of the 1980s.
Israel Orders UK to Close East Jerusalem Consulate Within 30 Days Following Sanctions
Israel has ordered the UK to close its consulate in occupied East Jerusalem within 30 days following British sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
Why the Gulf Conflict Cannot End in Decisive Victory and Requires Compromise
The ongoing Gulf conflict defies traditional military patterns of decisive victory or mutual exhaustion, making an international compromise and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz essential to prevent global economic crisis.
UK and Western Allies Move to Ban Illegal Settlement Goods While Maintaining Broad Trade with Israel
The UK and several other nations have announced bans on goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, though broader trade relationships with Israel remain largely intact.
Miliband Defends UK-Israel Security Ties Amid Diplomatic Backlash Over West Bank Sanctions
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has expressed confidence that intelligence co-operation with Israel will endure despite severe diplomatic retaliation over UK sanctions on West Bank settlements.