Beijing says it will take ‘all necessary measures’ if Washington expands crackdown on business with Tehran

Critics have castigated the measure, arguing it ignores average degree completion times and creates unnecessary burdens for international students.

Lebanon's parliament has passed a controversial general amnesty law, following the abolition of the death penalty.

Egypt’s new asylum law has sparked sharp criticism amid concerns that certain provisions grant Egyptian authorities sweeping powers, potentially violating the rights of refugees and asylum seekers whi...

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Idle threats and munitions shortages have boxed Trump in.

By failing to show solidarity with a member state under pressure, the EU is encouraging Morocco and others to keep using migration as a tool of coercion.

On December 8, 2024, the brutal regime of Bashar al-Assad fell, ushering in a historic moment of immense potential for Syria and the Syrian people. In the one and a half years since then, the country ...

Los servicios de inteligencia no se creen que la falta de control marroquí en la frontera se debiera a la Fiesta del Trono

U.S. forces fired many air defense munitions during the first phase of Operation Epic Fury. Resumption of combat operations has reduced inventories further, though Iranian launches have so far been lo...

The Syrian dictator is said to have left £40m in a London bank when he went home in 1994. Campaigners want to see it returned to victims of the regime, but face a battle with HSBC

IEO findings echo civil society concerns about IMF’s climate work, with its focus on austerity in surveillance and lending not assessed for its impact on countries’ climate action.

President Joseph Aoun wants America to help fund rebuilding and relief package for southern Lebanon

Deputy director of the Tahrir Institute for Middle east policy, Timothy Kaldas, talks what the United states will do to ensure Israeli compliance with the ceasefire and withdrawal plans.