The Houthis say they’re just defending Yemen, but their moves are damaging global commerce.

Neighbours say crowds drawn to Fabel Friet are clogging the picturesque canal street and attracting litter, gulls and rats

"Iran remains under enormous military and economic pressure, but its setbacks in its traditional centers of influence have not ended its ability to impose costs elsewhere," writes Hamidreza Azizi.

Windows, openings, tiling, and tectonics are forms of expression for this Tehran-based firm.

On February 28 Israeli warplanes assassinated Ali Khamenei, Iran’s leader, by dropping thirty bombs on his compound in Tehran. It was the opening salvo of

Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers helped seize Yemen's Red Sea coast from pro-government forces.

How the Houthis seized the country’s western coastline and reached for Bab al-Mandab

The flow of food from the Islamic Republic to the restaurants of the Gulf shows the difficulties involved in severing economic ties

Hunting civilians from the sky is growing disturbingly common.

Indonesia's state energy company Pertamina said on Tuesday that it has stepped up efforts to make more fuel available in Makassar, the ​biggest city in eastern Indonesia, where queues stretching more ...

When a drone strike closed an airport, a writer was forced to make his way home from Saudi Arabia. Along the road, perceptions of the conflict and its politics varied widely

Syria on Saturday renewed its rejection of violations of its sovereignty and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s entry into its territory, as Israeli forces continued a weeklong escalation of ...

Persian gardens have long been a potent symbol of Iranian cultural identity, imagined as a timeless, unchanging tradition. But photographs of the gardens of Tehran in the 19th century reveal a landsca...

Family-run Al-Qarara Seed Bank is helping to counter acute food insecurity after being destroyed in the war

The Green Line disappeared a long time ago, and no other line separates the West Bank from Israel, apart from the line of apartheid. All of us are settlers

The EU’s sovereignty push is colliding with growing reliance on Israeli defense firms.

The sources of Tehran’s economic resilience.

The rebellion against Assad led to sudden freedom, but also to crime and inequality. The Islamic State took advantage.

The government in Tehran has plenty of debates over tactics, but it’s not fracturing — yet.

By Saeid Jafari, journalist and independent Middle East analyst based in RomeEditor’s introduction

کولر خودرو از اوایل تابستان از کار افتاده است. هر بار که پشت فرمان می‌نشیند، شیشه‌ها را پایین می‌کشد تا شاید باد گرم خیابان کمی از گرمای داخل خودرو را کم کند. از ابتدای هفته اما دیگر خودرو را داخل پار...

"Instead of unclogging Hormuz and bringing Iran to heel, Washington’s so-called “economic D-day” might drive Tehran to double down," writes Hamidreza Azizi.

Architect of Srebrenica genocide is dead but those scarred by his atrocities say his ideology is still shockingly pervasive

Home. A fragment of a sentence. Fragments of fields, pieces of a place. How can you have nostalgia for a place you’ve never been? For a language that struggles to sit on your tongue because you cannot...

Yusuif Ahmed, 16, will study at the famed school from September after securing a scholarship.