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Iraq's Peshmerga Face Uncertain Future Amid US Military Withdrawal and Unified Command Efforts
Following the formal US military withdrawal from Iraq, the Kurdish Peshmerga face new security challenges while attempting to unify their armed factions under a single command structure.
Kataib Hezbollah Rejects Militia Disarmament Deal Following US Troop Departure from Iraq
Kataib Hezbollah has denied reaching a disarmament agreement with Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi following the withdrawal of US troops. Meanwhile, the Iraqi government has pledged to take serious steps to disarm non-state armed groups and secure the nation's sovereignty.
President al-Sisi Approves Legal Status Agreement for IFRC in Egypt
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi issued a decree approving the legal status agreement for the IFRC in Egypt, following parliamentary approval.
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Unveils Website and Preparatory Sessions for Egypt Forum 2026
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced the launch of the Egypt Forum 2026 website and preparatory sessions, inviting public participation and dialogue ahead of the October event.
US Expels Iranian UN Delegation Amid Stalled Diplomatic Efforts and Regional Tensions
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered Iran's UN delegation to leave the country as indirect peace talks stalled, though Tehran maintained the departure followed a pre-arranged schedule.
Inside Kordofan: The Critical Battlefield Shaping Sudan's Protracted War
Fighting in Sudan's Kordofan region has intensified significantly, turning the vital corridor between the SAF and RSF into one of the conflict's most critical battlegrounds and driving mass displacement.
Senate Democrats Push for Sanctions Over Israeli Settlements in the West Bank
Senate Democrats have introduced legislation to sanction individuals and entities involved in Israel’s E1 settlement project in the occupied West Bank, testing whether Washington is willing to attach tangible consequences to its objections.
US Concludes Military Exit From Iraq Over Two Decades After Invasion, Drawing Celebration From Iran and Allies
The United States has completed its military withdrawal from Iraq after more than 20 years, a milestone celebrated by Baghdad and Washington as well as Iran and its regional allies.
Trump Looms Large as Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Face Off in High-Stakes California Gubernatorial Debate
During CNN's California Gubernatorial Debate, Democratic favorite Xavier Becerra and Republican opponent Steve Hilton clashed over state policies, the cost of living, artificial intelligence, and the influence of President Donald Trump.
Shifting Tides: Modi’s India Adopts an Openly Critical Stance Against Trump’s Policies
Amid escalating tensions over trade, tariffs, and policy regarding Pakistan, New Delhi has shifted from behind-the-scenes diplomacy to an openly critical stance toward Donald Trump's administration.
Gulf Security Is Indivisible Amid Escalating Regional Tensions and Iran Threats, Says Saudi Crown Prince
Amid escalating regional threats and tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Crown Prince stresses that Gulf security is indivisible.
How Hasan Piker's Provocative Politics Threatens Arab and Muslim American Progress
Podcaster Hasan Piker's provocative rhetoric and extreme political stances risk undermining the broader political progress and statewide ambitions of Arab and Muslim American communities.
Hegseth Announces 20% Reduction for US Military Commanders as Iraq Marks Sovereignty Day
Hegseth announces a 20% reduction to US military commanders as Iraq celebrates Sovereignty Day following the complete withdrawal of US troops.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Claims Iran Linked to RAF Fairford Airbase Plot, Prompting Angry Denial from Tehran
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced strong indications that Iran is linked to an alleged security plot at RAF Fairford, drawing a sharp denial from Tehran.
Trump Hints at Potential US Strike on Iran as Military Leaders Declare Capability Gains
US President Donald Trump warns that the country must make a deal with Iran or face military strikes, while US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth highlights extensive damage to Iranian forces.
Hong Kong Independent Journalist Arrested on Sedition Charges Over Anniversary Coverage
Hong Kong authorities arrested independent journalist Tang Ho-wing and activist Lee Ying-chi under the national security law following coverage of a 2019 protest anniversary.
US Justice Department Files Misconduct Complaint Against Minnesota Federal Judges Over Media Comments
The US Justice Department has filed a misconduct complaint against seven Minnesota federal judges who spoke to the media about Operation Metro Surge. Attorney General Todd Blanche accused the judges of bias, while the judiciary maintains their comments complied with ethical guidelines.
Pentagon Establishes Autonomous Warfare Command and Secures Massive Funding for Drone Development
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the formation of Autonomous Warfare Command and a massive budget increase for drone development during a speech at Marine Corps Base Quantico.
US Immigration Judge Rules Wisconsin Mosque Leader Salah Sarsour Can Be Deported
A US immigration judge has ruled that Islamic Society of Milwaukee President Salah Sarsour can be deported under a controversial law used against pro-Palestinian advocates.
US Dismisses IRGC Open Letter to American Voters as a Desperate 'Smokescreen'
The US State Department has rejected an open letter from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to American voters, labeling it a desperate smokescreen meant to hide the impacts of military conflict.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Vows Unyielding Security as Houthi Attacks Persist
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman vowed unwavering defense of the kingdom's security against Houthi attacks, emphasizing regional alliances and maritime protection.
Norway Investigates 11 Senior Officials Amid Fallout From US Epstein Files
Norway's Parliament has initiated an investigation into 11 current and former high-ranking ministers, including Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere, over alleged financial and diplomatic links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Moscow Issues Nuclear Warning to NATO Over Potential Kaliningrad Blockade
Russia has warned NATO that it is prepared to use its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, if the Western alliance attempts to blockade the Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad.
Malaysia Faces Criticism as Thousands of Rohingya Refugees Face Repatriation to Myanmar
Malaysia is facing heavy criticism from human rights groups for sending thousands of Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar, a claim the government denies.