Parents, teachers, and first responders tell the story of what happened in Minab at the Shajareh Tayyebeh School massacre on the first day of the war.

On September 8th, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced to a packed House of Commons—with the Prime Minister and Cabinet seated next to him—that the UK would be enacting a series of measures in relation to Israeli illegal practices in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

By Isabel Kershner

European leaders are in disarray over the Trump administration’s rapidly eroding commitment to the transatlantic alliance. During the past year, the US government has slapped heavy tariffs on the...

By Julian E. Barnes and Eric Schmitt

In two recent books the scholar and commentator Fawaz Gerges asks why the region remains a bastion of authoritarian government, prone to conflict and instability, instead of becoming an economic success story.

On May 15, India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) signed several key defense, energy, and shipping agreements during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s brief...

By Sanjana Varghese

The global reverberations of Israel’s destruction of Gaza, understood as world event—an epochal turning point which serves to reveal the changing nature of the times. Philosophical reflections on the rise of a new-era McCarthyism in Germany and the US.

In Lebanon, Israel seems to be following the same logic it deployed in Gaza: emptying out entire areas through what amounts to ethnic cleansing.

Iran's Assembly ​of Experts has named ‌Mojtaba Khamenei to replace his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as ​the country's new ​supreme leader, state media reported ⁠on Sunday.