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Moroccan and French Foreign Ministers Meet in Essaouira on Bilateral Ties and Middle East
Nasser Bourita and Jean-Noel Barrot reviewed strategic priorities and coordinated positions on the two-state solution.
Twelve US Senators Demand Removal of Defense and Intelligence Provisions with Israel
Lawmakers raised concerns over executive authority after joint arrangements blocked the transfer of air defense batteries to Ukraine.
Trump Faces Shifting Scenarios on Iran Following Midterm Setback
The United States and Iran navigate between backchannel diplomacy and military escalation after Republican election losses.
United States Warns of Measures Against Those Obstructing Libyan Unification
A presidential adviser cites UN Security Council Resolution 2835 and warns of consequences for undermining a cross-faction framework.
Syrian Foreign Minister Meets UAE, Egyptian, and Iraqi Counterparts in Abu Dhabi to Discuss Cooperation and Security
Asaad Al-Shibani held separate talks on the sidelines of the Sir Bani Yas Forum focusing on bilateral ties and regional developments.
Turkey and Qatar Sign Joint Defense Pact in Istanbul
Talks between Erdogan and Sheikh Tamim focused on military cooperation alongside crises in Gaza, Iran, Syria, and Libya, while specific terms remain undisclosed.
Intelligence Chiefs of Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey Meet in Cairo to Urge End to Gaza Violations
The mediators called for an immediate halt to Israeli violations and an increase in relief deliveries amid severe weather.
US Supreme Court Agrees to Review Trump Order Halting Asylum at Southern Border
The administration is asking justices to overturn lower court decisions that struck down its categorical ban on asylum claims.
Eisenkot Accuses Netanyahu of Stoking Racist Campaign Against Arab Citizens Amid Coalition Efforts
The prime minister-designate denounces efforts to delegitimize Arab votes as political figures warn of military escalation to block a transfer of power.
Sara Netanyahu Faced Scrutiny Over Bottle Refund Deposits at Official Residence
Allegations centered on recycled beverage deposits from the prime minister's residence between 2009 and 2013 before inquiries ended without conviction.
US Vice President Vance Considers Skipping 2028 Presidential Race
Deliberations with advisers follow historic midterm defeats and internal strains over the ongoing war with Iran.
Israeli Forces Block Palestinian-American from West Bank Home and Raid Wedding Hall
Troops held more than 150 attendees at an Al-Mughayyir wedding and seized the groom, days after garrisoning a US citizen's home in Turmus Ayya.
Ukraine Says It Received No Explanation for Starshield System Restrictions
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed his country has not been informed why access to the military satellite communications network was limited.
Egypt and US Hold Talks on Libyan Settlement and Horn of Africa De-escalation
Discussions addressed regional de-escalation efforts alongside backing for a comprehensive political process in Libya.
Lebanon Transfers Body of Former Iraqi MP Ahmed Al-Alwani to Baghdad Without Autopsy
Lebanese judicial authorities ordered the remains released to the Iraqi embassy in Beirut for transport home.
Egyptian Intelligence Chief Meets Saddam Haftar in Cairo to Discuss Unifying Libyan Authority
Talks covered activating joint economic projects and advancing the political process toward permanent elections amid Libya's ongoing administrative divide.
Arab Parliament Welcomes UN Security Council Resolution 2837 Halting Houthi Attacks
The legislative body calls for firm enforcement of sanctions and maintains that a comprehensive political settlement remains the only resolution to the conflict.
Qatar and Turkey Sign Joint Defense Agreement Amid Shifting Regional Security Architecture
The pact comes as regional states seek enhanced deterrence and reduced reliance on external powers amid wider geopolitical shifts.
Eisenkot Calls for Respect Toward Arab Minority Following Attacks by Netanyahu and Right-Wing Figures
The prime minister-designate defends Arab citizens amid attacks by political rivals while reporting progress in coalition talks.
Moscow Limits European Role in Talks to Conclude War in Ukraine
The Russian stance tempers expectations over European involvement in diplomatic efforts to settle the conflict.
UAE President and Arab League Secretary-General Discuss Regional Affairs and Joint Action
The meeting focused on coordination mechanisms to address regional challenges and bolster stability.
UAE and French Military Officials Meet to Discuss Defense Cooperation
The talks in the UAE follow a bilateral defense partnership agreement concluded in October.
Germany Will Join Abu Dhabi Peace Talks on Ukraine, Merz Says
Speaking in Dublin, the German chancellor insisted that no diplomatic resolution can bypass European and Ukrainian involvement.
Western and US Warnings Reinforce Egypt's Measures Against the Muslim Brotherhood
A US presidential warning regarding the group's risks follows official decisions in Cairo designating it on terror lists.
UN Consideration of Expanding Libyan Dialogue Causes Political Division
Speculation rises over including diverse Libyan factions if the 4+4 committee negotiations stall.
Amman and Karak Attacks Raise Questions Over Monitoring and Rehabilitation of Jordan's Former Terror Convicts
The return of former convicts to violent acts following their release puts prison deradicalization and legal detention limits under scrutiny.
Arab Joint List Hints at Informal Talks with Israeli Opposition and Lays Out Demands
Conditions include repealing the Kaminitz Law, tackling violent crime, and enacting an economic development plan for Arab towns.
German Bundestag Approves Legislation Expanding Intelligence Agency Powers
The amendment grants broader surveillance authority and mandates retaliation against hostile intelligence operations.
France Points to Possible Foreign Role in European Bomb Hoaxes
The French interior minister characterizes the wave of false threats across the continent as coordinated and potentially driven by external interference.
Tunisia Deported Over 10,000 Irregular Migrants in Ten Months as Government Expects Figures to Rise
Interior Minister Khaled Nouri reports the deportation of 10,254 people amid ongoing efforts to expand voluntary return schemes.
Signs Point to Israeli Preparations for Activity at Sufa 53 in Yarmouk Basin
The reported site preparations coincide with data documenting the detention of dozens of Syrians since late 2024.
Palestinian Factions Report Clashes with Armed Groups Cooperating with Israel in Gaza
Faction statements report casualties and Israeli military intervention to cover withdrawals amid conflicting details on clash locations and dates.
Israeli Military Sees No Urgent Need for Iran Strike and Prefers Joint Action With Washington
Assessments indicate Tel Aviv favors broad consensus and partnership with Washington amid mixed signals from Trump.
Turkey and Qatar Sign Five Agreements Including Mutual Defense Pact
The 12th High Strategic Committee meeting in Istanbul sealed bilateral accords across trade, education, and diplomacy.
Malian Army Chief of Staff Highlights Role of Military Cooperation with Turkey in Strengthening Defense
Statements by Elhadj Ag Gamou came during a joint defense exhibition organised in Bamako with a Turkish firm.
Israeli Army Detects Hamas Efforts to Rebuild Command and Recruit Fighters
Targeting Al-Qassam commanders comes as an effort to halt the group's weapon manufacturing and reorganization.
Liberman to Head Knesset Defense Committee as Barak Warns of Confrontation With Iran
The parliamentary appointment comes amid coalition negotiations and political scrutiny surrounding the interim government.
Egypt Looks to European Leverage to Secure Israeli Compliance in Gaza
Cairo stresses the need for European engagement to guarantee unhindered early recovery efforts across the enclave.
Trump Cuba Aims Face Uncertainty Following Republican Defeat
The US president seeks to advance his goals before leaving the White House while keeping military options on the table.
Eisenkot Criticises Campaign Targeting Arab Citizens Amid Coalition Efforts
The politician tasked with coalition talks denounces efforts to delegitimise Arab citizens as parliamentary negotiations continue.
Tunisian Presidency's 2027 Budget Sparks Sharp Debate in Parliament
Lawmakers and politicians challenge President Kais Saied over economic crises as Carthage allocations rise to 248.576 million dinars.
Surge in Arab Turnout Denies Netanyahu a Parliamentary Majority
Arab parties captured 19 Knesset seats and recommended Gadi Eisenkot to form the government amid persistent security and land pressures.
Mossad Chief Holds Talks in Washington on War with Iran
Meetings with senior Trump administration officials coincide with Netanyahu's push to restart the conflict.
Investment Fund Scandal Hits Popularity of Erdogan and His Party in Turkey
The fallout arrives amid political debates over opening a path for the Turkish president to seek a new term.
Gadi Eisenkot Invites Knesset Factions to Negotiate Emergency Government Under Four Conditions
The prime minister-designate sets terms amid warnings from Benjamin Netanyahu against relying on Arab lists.
Washington Braces for Clash as Incoming Democratic Congress Prepares to Confront White House
The Trump administration bolsters its legal defences against anticipated oversight as lawmakers weigh confrontation against compromise.
Iraqi Prime Minister Inaugurates Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Baghdad
The structure in eastern Baghdad spans an area of ألفي متر مربع after construction began in 2012.
Arab Parliament Launches International Plan to Designate Houthis as Terrorist Group
The four-track regional and international strategy seeks to halt attacks against Saudi Arabia and curb the Yemeni movement's funding and arms.
White House Requests 30.1 Billion Dollars From Congress for Air Traffic and Airports
The supplemental funding bid follows years of flight disruptions and a fatal Washington midair collision.
Egypt Confirms Military Presence in Saudi Arabia to Provide Defensive Support
Cairo reveals troop deployment requested by Riyadh and plans to enhance it amid questions over parliament's prior knowledge.
Turkey and Qatar Convene High Strategic Committee in Istanbul to Address Regional Conflicts
Talks led by Erdogan and Al Thani focus on regional mediation, bilateral trade goals, and climate initiatives amid geopolitical shifts.
Turkey and Syria Discuss Reconstruction and Environmental Cooperation at Antalya Climate Summit
Turkish Minister Murat Kurum met Syrian counterpart Mohammad Anjarani on the sidelines of COP31 to offer urban planning and infrastructure expertise.
X Suspends Senate Campaign Account of Palestinian-American Ahmed Moor
The action followed the writer and businessman's bid to challenge Senator John Fetterman in Pennsylvania's 2028 Democratic primary.
Lebanon Awaits Israeli Government Formation for Talks as Questions Surround Eisenkot
Political transitions in Israel and Gadi Eisenkot's mandate to form a cabinet leave the future tone and course of discussions uncertain.
Boutros Harb Details Shift from Political to Physical Targeting in New Book Chapter
A newly published excerpt from the former Lebanese minister's memoirs traces his path from political isolation to assassination bids.
Israel deports 12 foreign activists arrested while supporting Palestinian olive harvest in Kafr Nima
The expelled group from the Faz'a campaign includes German, Italian, Canadian, and US nationals detained during a field assault.
X Suspends Campaign Account of Senate Candidate Ahmed Moor
The move came days after the Palestinian American writer launched a Democratic primary challenge in Pennsylvania.
Abdul El-Sayed Proposes Naming Healthcare Plan After Trump and Announces Oath on Quran
The newly elected Michigan senator pitches a golden card concept for universal coverage while outlining his swearing-in plans.
Donald Trump Links Ongoing War with Iran to Israeli Preferences
The US president outlines the regional motives behind his military campaign alongside reflections on midterm losses.
Cairo Criminal Court Designates 35 European Entities and 36 Individuals on Terrorist Lists
The judicial decision spans groups in 27 European nations and senior leadership figures for a duration of five years.
High Committee Enters Jurf al-Nasr to Investigate Oil Derivatives Smuggling
The body established by the prime minister and commander-in-chief begins a field inquiry into reports of illicit fuel trading.
UN Security Council Renews Yemen Sanctions as GCC Welcomes Decision
The unanimously adopted resolution extends travel bans and asset freezes until November 14, 2027.
Netanyahu Lobbies Ultra-Orthodox Rabbis to Prevent Eisenkot Coalition
Efforts to derail a new governing bloc emerge alongside tensions over transitional authority to strike Iran.
Tripoli Hosts Sahel-Saharan States Executive Council to Revive Regional Role
The Libyan capital hosts the bloc's 22nd session amid efforts to restore its continental presence despite internal division.
Trump Asserts Willingness to Use Military Force Against Iran and Boasts of Popularity in Israel
The US president describes himself as one of Israel's strongest supporters and claims Washington is in the midst of winning the war against Tehran.
World Leaders Commend Erdogan's COP31 Remarks on Climate Justice and Gaza
Turkey's communications chief says the president's address resonated at the Antalya climate summit despite Israeli objections.
Jordanian Delegation Attends 28th ALECSO General Conference in Muscat
Representatives from Jordan take part in the regional organization's sessions held in the Omani capital.
Israel Intensifies Military Measures and Advances Wall and Outpost Projects Along Jordan Border
High-level inspections and costly border fortification plans raise questions over their political motives and impact on Palestinian presence in the Jordan Valley.
Yemeni Diplomat Denies Reports of Syrian Troop Deployment to Yemen
The chargé d'affaires in Damascus says claims of military deployments do not reflect current realities on the ground.
European leaders in Dublin clash over who will represent the bloc in Ukraine peace talks
Diplomatic representation disputes overshadowed an agenda focused on artificial intelligence and Ukrainian aid amid United States pressure.
Israeli military orders removal of almond trees and vegetation in Hebron
The order affects 37.782 dunums in Dura and Tarqumiyah, giving farmers a seven-day deadline to clear land or file appeals.
Bafel Talabani Escalates Dispute with Kurdistan Democratic Party Following Barzani Dialogue Initiative
The Patriotic Union leader questions the sincerity of the proposed talks and condemns the regional parliament session held on November 4.
Saudi Arabia and China Discuss Energy Security and Maritime Navigation Amid Regional Tensions
Talks in the kingdom centered on safeguarding global supply chains, containing escalation, and addressing Houthi attacks on civilian targets.
Israel Orders Tree Removal in Hebron and Detains Two Palestinians After Silwad Funeral
A military directive targets farmland across Dura and Tarqumiya, while troops storm a town northeast of Ramallah following the burial of a teenager who died in Megiddo Prison.
US and China Discuss Nuclear Disarmament for Potential Trilateral Summit with Russia
Marco Rubio and Wang Yi confer ahead of the APEC summit as officials weigh a three-way meeting of presidents.
Jordanian Lawmaker Ahmad Al-Raqab Urges House Speaker to Pursue Reforms and Protect Citizens' Finances
The open letter called for strengthened parliamentary oversight and equal official media access for Ummah Party lawmakers.
Trump Aims to Settle Cuba File Before Leaving Office and Weighs Military Action
The US president calls the island a failing state amid severe economic and humanitarian pressures exacerbated by sanctions.
Scott Colom Wins Senate Race in Mississippi
The Democrat defeated Donald Trump's candidate in a historic contest marked by differing timelines across reports.
Chris Van Hollen Launches Challenge Against Chuck Schumer for Senate Democratic Leadership
The Maryland senator presses for new leadership as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January.
Israeli Military Informs Netanyahu and Eisenkot It Sees No Urgent Need to Strike Iran
The defense establishment remains prepared to join any potential US operation amid conflicting accounts over instructions from US Central Command.
Mustafa Barghouti Urges Sanctions on Israel Following Nasser Hospital Strike and Settler Rampage
The Palestinian National Initiative leader demands boycotts after six were killed in Khan Younis and hundreds of settlers raided Atara.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Political Trajectory and Prospects for France's 2027 Presidential Race Come Under Scrutiny
Assessments examine his policy platform and controversial record as questions remain over a potential fourth run.
Kremlin Says Europe Must Appoint Representative to Join Peace Negotiations
Moscow sets a prerequisite of a unified envoy before European powers can take a seat at the bargaining table.
US Envoys Brief Zelenskyy in Dublin Following Moscow Talks as European Role Confirmed
Intensive diplomacy tackles security guarantees and territorial disputes as Europe prepares to join the next phase of peace talks.
British Prime Minister Expects EU Negotiations to Run Down to the Wire
Talks on food trade, emissions, and youth mobility face crucial days ahead of a Brussels summit.
Democrat Cindy Holscher Wins Kansas Gubernatorial Race
The state senator will succeed Laura Kelly after a tight contest against Republican Ty Masterson
US Navy Faces Congressional Criticism for Quietly Firing Nuclear Submarine Command Team
Two Democratic lawmakers reveal the dismissal of top naval officers, including an attack submarine crew following a collision, without notice to lawmakers.
US Central Command Advises Israeli Military and Gulf Nations to Prepare for Possible Confrontation With Iran
Washington issues alerts as Israel orders military preparations and Trump reviews strike options amid ongoing diplomacy.
Poll Shows Strong US Support for Ending Iran War as Trump Ties Presidency to Tehran Leadership's Fall
Most Americans want the incoming Congress to halt hostilities and repeal tariffs, while the president vows to treat the Iranian leadership's survival as defeat.
Israeli Leaders Clash Over Striking Iran as Trump Sends Conflicting Signals
Israel's military sees no urgent need for an attack while the US president threatens strikes shortly after declaring the war militarily over.
Trump Directs Vance to Focus on Democratic Cities and Dismisses Iran Deal
The US president calls for targeting domestic corruption over Tehran talks, as Jared Kushner announces efforts toward a major Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange.
Egypt Declares Firm Rejection of Strikes on Gaza Health Facilities and Medical Staff
Cairo restates its stance against continuous assaults on healthcare infrastructure across the Strip.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries Calls for Radical Change in US Middle East Policy
The House Democratic leader reaffirms backing for a two-state solution while outlining upcoming congressional legislative priorities.
Colombian Foreign Minister Apologises to Democrats as Party Meets in Denver After Midterm Wins
Omar Pulla expressed regret for past offensive posts aimed at party leaders as US Democrats convene to chart their course forward.
Aliyev and Pashinyan Meet in Dublin to Advance Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Process
The leaders discussed border delimitation, power grid connectivity, and freight transit on the sidelines of the European Political Community summit.
Netanyahu and Eisenkot Agree to Security Briefing Amid Debate Over Caretaker Government Powers
The planned Jerusalem talks follow reported military disputes over Iran and the naming of a prime minister-designate.
Babylon Governor Resigns Following Formation of Oil Smuggling Inquiry
Ali Turki al-Jamali stepped down without disclosing his reasons, one day after a government probe was launched into suspected illicit fuel operations.
Turkish Military Leadership Holds High-Level Talks with Kuwaiti and Libyan Commanders
Ankara hosts meetings with Kuwait's air chief and eastern Libyan commanders amid parallel diplomatic engagements in Beirut.
Ahmed Haroun's Defense Team Dismisses Handover to International Criminal Court
A lawyer for the Sudanese figure states that his arrest is not connected to any transfer plans to The Hague.
Al-Ayyat Train Crash Triggers Parliamentary Calls for Egyptian Transport Minister to Resign
Prosecutors reveal the automatic control system on train 134 was disabled as lawmakers question safety protocols following casualties.
Netanyahu and Eisenkot Agree on Ongoing Security Briefings Amid Political and Military Tensions
Jerusalem talks follow Eisenkot's mandate to form a cabinet and come alongside concerns over possible military action targeting Iran.
Amendments Issued for Jordan's 2026 Public Sector Recruitment Instructions
Official regulations governing government hiring are updated as specific provisions remain undisclosed.
Abdul El-Sayed Surges on Instagram and Plans Senate Oath on the Quran
The Democratic senator-elect from Michigan surpasses 7.5 million followers and prepares to become the first Muslim sworn into the U.S. Senate.
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Honors Guard Who Rebuked Him at Arlington
The award followed a guard's vocal reprimand over loud laughter from Hegseth's group near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Trump Diesel Plan Stalls as Midterms Yield Historic Wins for Muslim Candidates
U.S. buyers shun Russian fuel amid sanction fears, while Democrats flip Congress and Abdul El-Sayed makes history.
Qatar and Greece Hold First Round of Political Consultations in Athens
Discussions in the Greek capital focus on bilateral ties following an agreement to establish an annual strategic dialogue.
Bilal Erdogan Meets Lebanese Leaders Bahia Hariri and Walid Jumblatt in Beirut
The discussions in the Lebanese capital focused on bilateral ties, regional stability, and foreign interference.
Netanyahu Appoints Sa'ar as Interior Minister in Interim Government
The move ends a vacancy of more than a year as Eisenkot works to form a new government.
Yemeni Army Announces Hundreds of Strikes on Houthi Forces in Dawn of Yemen Campaign
Military operations hit positions and equipment across multiple battlefronts amid continuing ground combat.
Putin Outlines Priorities for Ukraine Settlement and Relations With Europe
The move follows detailed discussions with Witkoff and Kushner and a request from Washington for a security vision.
Turkey Approves Subsea Power Cable Linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel
A French survey vessel began operations after Ankara gave its approval
King Abdullah II Calls for Firm International Stance Against Israeli Attacks and Annexation
Jordan's monarch urges influential nations to ensure compliance with Gaza war termination agreement in message to Palestinian president
Iraqi Industry Ministry Undersecretary Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Bribery
The Central Anti-Corruption Criminal Court handed down a custodial term and a fine of ten million dinars after an official took hundreds of thousands of dollars to scrap a public cement contract.
Spanish Parliament Passes Measures to Cap Rents and Curb Evictions
The legislation passed by a single vote following a nationwide strike over living costs and ahead of general elections.
Trump Claims Control of Strait of Hormuz and Rejects Need for Iran Deal
The US president told JD Vance to turn his attention to domestic corruption while asserting possession of Iranian funds and waterway control.
House Speaker Meets Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission Leadership
House Speaker Al-Tarawneh received the anti-graft agency board in Amman, with meeting details remaining undisclosed.
Jordanian House Speaker Receives Russian Peoples of the World Association Delegation
The meeting took place in Jordan with specific agenda details and participants left unannounced.
Italian Chamber of Deputies Approves Bill Allowing Sacked Healthcare Workers Back into Hospitals
The measure reignites the national debate and division over vaccine mandates.
Jordanian King Sends Cable to Palestinian President on Independence Declaration Anniversary
King Abdullah II urges a firm global stance against Israeli actions and calls for upholding an agreement to end the war in Gaza.
Netanyahu and Eisenkot Meet in Jerusalem Amid Dispute Over Caretaker War Powers and Potential Iran Escalation
The security talks follow Eisenkot's mandate to form a cabinet and growing disputes over intelligence briefings and military readiness.
Syrian Defense Minister Meets Operation Inherent Resolve Commander to Discuss Regional Developments
Talks in Damascus addressed bilateral coordination alongside an American military delegation and Syrian officers.
Erdogan and Mohamud Discuss Bolstering Defense and Energy Cooperation
Turkish and Somali leaders meet on the sidelines of the climate summit to discuss bilateral ties and regional matters.
Nations Discuss New Security Force to Replace UNIFIL in Southern Lebanon
The proposed body would back the Lebanese Army in enforcing Resolution 1701 and the framework agreement as the mission's mandate nears its end.
Al-Issawi Discusses Regional Peace with Arab Peace Group and Eurasian Peoples' Assembly Delegation
The meeting at the Royal Hashemite Court addressed Amman summit outcomes and people's diplomacy in advancing Palestinian rights.
Trump Directs Vance to Target Domestic Corruption Rather Than Pursue Iran Deal
The US president argues cracking down on crime in Democrat-led cities yields more financial savings than an agreement with Tehran, as security issues prompt a US youth soccer withdrawal from Qatar.
Lebanon's Grand Mufti Discusses Cooperation and Support With Bilal Erdogan
Abdul Latif Derian met with a Turkish delegation at Dar Al-Fatwa during a visit that included cultural and community events in Beirut.
Aliyev and Zelenskyy Discuss Economic Ties and Reconstruction in Dublin
The two leaders met on the sidelines of a European summit to explore trade ties and post-conflict building experience.
Jordan Issues Executive Regulations for 2026 Municipal and Amman Council Elections
The Official Gazette published rules on forming election committees alongside accreditation standards for observers and journalists.
Lebanese Prime Minister Calls for Increased International Aid for Reconstruction at Climate Summit in Turkey
Nawaf Salam urges the international community to expand financial backing for Lebanon's recovery during his address in Turkey.
Israeli Political and Security Circles Fear Pre-Monday Strike on Iran to Preserve Netanyahu's Rule
Warnings grow that the caretaker prime minister could launch an attack to obstruct government formation led by Gadi Eisenkot.
Israel Places 16-Year-Old Palestinian Girl Rimas Dweikat Under Administrative Detention for Four Months
The high school student from Beita is one of three minor girls currently held in Israeli custody.
Netanyahu circle signals willingness to drop Ben-Gvir as Eizenkot courts Haredi parties
Parallel efforts to shape Israel's next coalition emerge as Likud softens its stance on its far-right partner while rivals talk with ultra-Orthodox factions.
Palestinian Presidency Warns Regional Stability at Risk After Nasser Hospital Strike and Settler Violence
Official statement holds Israel responsible for escalating tensions following deadly Khan Younis hospital bombardment and mob attacks near Ramallah.
Emir of Qatar and British Prime Minister Discuss Regional De-escalation by Phone
The call addressed mediation efforts between Washington and Tehran alongside maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's Assembly of Experts Calls for Examining Exit from Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
The Iranian leadership body urges a review of the nation's defense doctrine alongside a refusal to transfer enriched nuclear materials abroad.
Netanyahu Agrees to Brief Eisenkot on Security and Diplomatic Affairs
The meeting follows an initial refusal amid opposition concerns over military actions by the caretaker government
Outcry in Jordan After Broadcaster Describes Fallen Security Officer as Kiosk Worker
The slain officer's family accepted the broadcaster's apology and called for her reinstatement amid debate over media awareness.
Israeli Opposition Camp Moves to Form Special Committees to Repeal Five Laws
An opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot seeks to overturn legislation passed under Benjamin Netanyahu through fast-track parliamentary panels.
Jordan Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia and Affirms Absolute Solidarity
The foreign ministry denounces missile and drone launches targeting Makkah, Riyadh, and other areas.
Mustafa Barghouti Urges Sanctions and Boycott Against Israel Following Gaza Hospital Strike and Settler Attack
The Palestinian National Initiative leader demands global action after six died in Khan Younis and hundreds of settlers raided a West Bank town.
Lebanese President Receives Bilal Erdogan to Discuss Bilateral Partnership
Talks at Baabda Palace addressed trade, reconstruction, and backing Beirut's drive to assert state authority.
Jordan's Umma Party Bloc Moves to Secure Seats on Key House Committees
The Islamic opposition seeks top legislative and oversight committee roles following leadership votes in parliament.
Lieberman Warns Netanyahu Against Military Steps That Could Trigger War
Opposition figures voice concern over emergency maneuvers as the defense minister insists no opposition consent is required for army operations.
Trump Administration Officials Face Accusations of Destroying Records Ahead of Democratic Takeover of Congress
Accusations of evading legislative scrutiny emerge amid broader debates in Washington over foreign alliances and strategic interests.
Israeli Study Identifies 16 Settlement-Resident Lawmakers as Military Decides on Jericho Homes
Data highlights a disproportionate settler presence in parliament alongside a military ruling on newly occupied residences near Jericho.
MP Lubna Al-Namour Questions Government Over Extra Vehicle Insurance Fees for Traffic Violations
The parliamentary inquiry challenges the legal basis of a 12 dinar surcharge and its alignment with Central Bank regulations.
Eisenkot's Coalition Demands Put Mansour Abbas Under Pressure Over Hamas and State Identity
Israeli coalition talks hinge on demands for the United Arab List to accept Israel as a Jewish state and label Hamas a terror group, amid outreach from Netanyahu's camp.
Israeli Caretaker Government Needs No Opposition Approval for Military Operations, Katz Says
Tensions rise between Benjamin Netanyahu's caretaker cabinet and prime minister-designate Gadi Eisenkot over war powers during the political transition.
Israeli Security Cabinet Set to Meet as Opposition Fears Strike on Iran
Opposition figures worry a military confrontation could force a unity government as Netanyahu faces dwindling parliamentary backing.
Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka Resigns Over High School Diploma Dispute
The departure compounds pressure on the governing coalition amid street protests and political tensions.
Egypt's Designation of Dozens of Entities and Individuals as Terrorist Rekindles Scrutiny of European Networks
Analysts examine the Muslim Brotherhood's presence across Britain and France as European authorities navigate tracking challenges and differing policies.
Israeli Lawmaker Tali Gotliv Ejected from Knesset Committee Meeting After Clashes
The expulsion followed repeated interruptions and verbal confrontations targeting Arab parliamentarians and fellow lawmakers.
Tunisia Calls for Joint Roadmap to Implement Outcomes of Talks with Libya
Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti meets Libyan delegation head to prepare for upcoming bilateral engagements.
Iran Threatens to Widen War in Response to Plans Aimed at Choking It
Tehran warns of military escalation in retaliation against what it describes as efforts to suffocate the country.
Israeli Leadership Clashes Over Potential New Iran Conflict as Opposition Pushes for Oversight on Netanyahu
Opposition figures move to curb unilateral security moves as warnings mount over the prime minister seeking a fresh clash despite US signals.
Iraqi Prime Minister and King of Bahrain Discuss Regional De-escalation Efforts
The phone conversation comes amid broader diplomatic moves aimed at preventing renewed military conflict between Washington and Tehran.
Knesset Arrangements Committee Descends into Turmoil in Opening Session
The meeting saw heated insults after Netanyahu's bloc lost the vote on establishing the committee to the Change bloc.
Arab League Chief Urges Documentation of Israeli Violations for Legal Accountability
Speaking before Arab justice ministers in Algiers, Nabil Fahmy called for comprehensive legal dossiers to pursue reparations and justice.
Syria Reaffirms 1974 Disengagement Accord as Israeli Incursions Continue in South
Damascus tells the UN Fourth Committee it remains committed to UNDOF despite cross-border raids and site construction.
Iran Refuses to Export Enriched Uranium and Plans Nuclear-Powered Submarines
Tehran vows to retain its nuclear stockpile for domestic vessels while submitting seven conditions to Washington.
Eisenkot Urges Caretaker Netanyahu to Halt Risky Security Steps Pending Government Formation
The prime minister-designate appeals for restraint amid reported command friction regarding potential strikes against Iran.
Naim Qassem Rejects Disarmament Under Occupation and Demands Summoning of Five Ambassadors
Hezbollah’s leader urges Lebanese authorities to halt weapons monopolization talks amid Israeli military presence and denounces a joint Western embassy statement.
Iran Warns It Could Target US Military Bases in Europe If Attacked
Mohsen Rezaei urges host nations to reject cooperation with any potential strike against Tehran amid stalled diplomacy.
UN General Assembly Second Committee Approves Resolution Backing Palestinian Sovereignty Over Natural Resources
The draft submitted by the Group of 77 and China passed with 151 votes in favor and seven against.
Iraq Conditions PMF Membership on Armed Factions Severing External Ties
The head of national security says groups refusing submission to the commander-in-chief will be expelled from the state force.
Beirut Standoff Deepens as Hezbollah Rejects Disarmament and Leaders Defend Arms Monopoly
Lebanese state leaders insist on a military arms monopoly while Hezbollah’s leadership vows to keep its weapons amid border tensions.
Pakistani Military Affirms Commitment to Saudi Arabia's Security and Sovereignty
Islamabad clarifies that safeguarding the kingdom's territorial integrity and status remains a firm, non-negotiable principle.
Jordanian Lawmakers Demand Doubling Pensions for Families of Military and Security Martyrs
A parliamentary petition calls for increasing pensions from 75% to 150% of the final salary received by fallen personnel.
Democrat Scott Colom Wins Mississippi US Senate Seat
The 43-year-old prosecutor becomes the state's first Black senator since Reconstruction as Democrats expand their majority.
JD Vance Weighs Direct Talks With Mohsen Rezaei to End War
The US vice president emerges as a leading negotiator in potential face-to-face diplomacy with Tehran amid domestic fallout and internal policy rifts.
Israel Announces Gradual Phaseout of US Military Assistance
Benjamin Netanyahu's statement follows Donald Trump's decision to halt military funding by the close of the year.
Israeli Security Cabinet Directs Military to Boost Readiness for Potential Iran Strike Amid Political Feud
Eisenkot cautions Netanyahu against reckless military actions while the outgoing premier's office denies politicizing security
Thirteen Republican U.S. State Attorneys General Threaten Britain With Trade Retaliation Over Settlement Sanctions
A letter sent to the British ambassador in Washington demands the reversal of trade curbs targeting West Bank settlements.
Arab and International Officials Hold Talks to Cool Regional Tensions and Head Off US-Iran Clash
Diplomats and heads of state from the Middle East and Europe held discussions focused on regional stability and diplomatic mediation.
Turkey Rejects Israeli Remarks on Erdogan as Effort to Conceal Facts
Ankara reaffirms its backing for Palestinians following an exchange sparked by the Turkish president's address at the climate summit.
Parliament Speakers of Egypt, Cyprus, and Greece Meet in Nicosia to Address Regional Stability and Energy
The trilateral discussions focused on parliamentary diplomacy, power interconnection, and regional developments.
Joe Biden Says He Would Not Have Run in 2024 Had He Known He Had Cancer
The former US president reveals his diagnosis came after leaving office and reflects on his campaign decisions.
Naim Qassem Pledges Ongoing Resistance and Points to US Vote Shifts
Hezbollah's secretary-general marks Martyrs' Day by insisting regional forces halted Israeli advances while assessing the fallout of US election results.
Jordan Faces Complex Security Environment of Cross-Border Smuggling and Domestic Attacks
Advanced contraband runs converge with deadly domestic attacks and military developments along the western border.
Israeli Chief of Staff Calls for High Readiness Along Jordan Border
Eyal Zamir toured 96th Division sites and a border barrier under construction, linking regional defence to settlement expansion.
Turkish Intelligence Chief Meets Iraqi Kurdistan President to Discuss Regional Security and Counterterrorism
The two officials held talks in Antalya alongside the UN climate summit to reinforce security mechanisms and cooperation.
Turkish Ambassador and Damascus Governor Discuss Reconstruction and Heritage Restoration
Talks in the Syrian capital focus on municipal infrastructure, investment prospects, and drawing on Turkish expertise to restore shared historical sites.
Al-Zaidi Orders Investigation Into Suspected Fuel Smuggling in Jurf al-Nasr
A military-led committee will look into intelligence allegations of illicit petroleum trafficking north of Babel.
Israel Change Camp Prepares to Repeal Five Laws Passed Under Netanyahu
Designated Prime Minister Gadi Eisenkot coordinates a parallel legislative track to dismantle key statutes before unveiling a coalition.
Iran Threatens US Bases and Islands Outside Middle East If Attacked
Tehran warns it will strike distant American military sites and remote islands as diplomatic mediation continues.
Senate Republicans Re-elect John Thune as Leader Following Midterm Defeats
The South Dakota lawmaker ran unopposed despite internal calls to delay the vote and assess major congressional losses.
Detention of Activist and Translator Mohamed al-Bawandi Sparks Standoff Between Libyan Presidential Council and Intelligence
International and rights appeals demand his release amid sharp friction over the legality and characterization of his custody in Tripoli.
Lebanese Internal Security Forces Arrest Five Men in Mountains Between Bsharri and Batroun
Investigations are underway into torn papers and missing mobile phones amid differing accounts over whether the suspects are linked to Hezbollah.
Iraqi Prime Minister Orders Inquiries into Widespread Oil Smuggling Networks
Government and parliamentary panels investigate claims of fuel diversion across borders and contested sites in Babylon.
Hamas Calls for National Unity on Twenty-Second Anniversary of Yasser Arafat's Death
Ali Baraka blames Israel for the late Palestinian leader's assassination and says honouring his legacy requires ending internal divisions.
G7 Calls for Disarmament of Armed Groups in Lebanon as Aoun Links State Authority to Stability
Foreign ministers highlight Hezbollah while Aoun affirms that establishing state control ensures security.
French Parliamentary Committee Dismisses Petition Seeking Closure of CNews
The National Assembly's cultural affairs committee voted 28 to 25 to shelve the initiative despite it crossing one million signatures.
Iran Threatens Strikes on US Bases in Europe if Attacked
Iran's security chief warns nations hosting American forces not to assist Washington, cautioning that any war would be prolonged.
G7 Foreign Ministers Reaffirm Support for Unified Syria and Political Transition at Paris Talks
Foreign ministers conclude two days of discussions in the French capital backing a peaceful political path.
US Lawmakers Demand Fresh Epstein Inquiries as White House Rebukes Democratic Oversight
A House committee report calls for investigating associates of the late sex offender, amid escalating clashes between the Trump administration and congressional investigations.
Democratic Moderates Move to Counter Expanding Leftist Bloc in US Congress
The party confronts fresh internal dynamics as its centrist wing expands alongside its largest progressive faction in generations.
Democratic Control of US Congress Sets Up Legislative and Oversight Clashes With Trump
Incoming Democratic majorities prepare to deploy spending controls and investigations against administration policies amid market strains.
Egypt Confirms Military Deployment in Saudi Arabia to Bolster Defenses
Egypt's foreign minister revealed forces have been stationed there for months, with Cairo now reinforcing the mission.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Visits Tripoli and Reopens Embassy in Libya
The trip marks renewed diplomatic activity by Cairo amid differing political reactions within Libya.
Iraq's Kataib Hezbollah Reaffirms Hold on Weapons and Challenges Al-Zaidi
The armed group insists on retaining its arsenal while directing a direct challenge amid political tensions.
France Bans West Bank Settler Council Leader Yossi Dagan From Entering Country
Paris bars the northern West Bank regional council chief as part of measures targeting figures driving settlement expansion.
Surging Far Right Poses Risks to Europe's Rapid Rearmament Drive
Analysts warn defense buildup could threaten continental unity if populist forces gain power across major European capitals.
Jordan and Canada Hold Second Round of Political Consultations in Amman
Discussions at the Jordanian foreign ministry headquarters addressed bilateral cooperation along with regional and international developments.
Ghalibaf Says Iran Delivered Response Outlining Demands to United States
Iran's parliament speaker and chief negotiator says Washington has yet to provide an official and specific reply.
Egyptian Defense Minister Affirms Readiness to Secure National Airspace Under All Conditions
General Ashraf Salem Zaher highlights the armed forces' preparedness across changing security scenarios.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Removes Range Limit on Ballistic Missiles
Tehran lifts its 2,000-kilometer cap amid Qatari mediation efforts and Iranian denials of active talks with Washington.
Russia and Ukraine Agree on Wide Prisoner Swap at Abu Dhabi Talks
US-mediated discussions hosted in the UAE addressed postwar European security while leaving the swap date and tally undisclosed.
Mauritanian Police Refer Over 15 Detainees in Foreign Bloggers Case to Prosecution
The judicial transfer took place in Nouakchott following an investigation into the locally known case.
United States Offers Crude Oil to China to Replace Iranian Imports Amid Strained Relations
Ambassador David Perdue reveals Donald Trump's energy proposal alongside rising frictions over tech espionage allegations and Taiwan arms sales.
King Abdullah II Receives Parliament's Responses to Speech from Throne
Senate and House leaders present their replies in Amman, outlining legislative focus on security and national cohesion.
Fayez Al-Duwairi Warns Naval Blockade and Pressure on Iran Risk Dangerous Military Escalation
The retired major general told TRT Arabi that unresolved nuclear tensions and tightening measures are reducing opportunities for diplomatic compromise.
Hamas Warns Israeli Land Seizures in West Bank Serve Annexation Goals
Four military orders targeting about 165 dunams in the northern West Bank have drawn warnings over forced displacement.
Iran Refuses to Relinquish Enriched Uranium and Warns of Strikes on Distant US Bases
Mohsen Rezaei rules out negotiations with Washington and threatens retaliation if fresh military action occurs.
Jordanian Lawmakers Submit Memo Urging Rise in Martyrs' Families' Pensions to 150%
The initiative adopted by MP Attallah Al-Hunaiti asks the Prime Minister for legislative and financial steps to support relatives of military and security personnel.
Former Suhail al-Hassan Bodyguard Yazan Abbas Killed in Tartus Shootout
Syrian internal security forces neutralized the leader of a four-person armed cell and wounded another member during an operation in Tartus Governorate.
Erdogan Meets Chinese Vice President on Sidelines of Antalya Climate Summit
The leaders held talks alongside a senior Turkish delegation as the southern city hosts COP31.
Palestinians Mark 22nd Anniversary of Yasser Arafat's Death in Ramallah
A central march and gathering at the late leader's shrine renewed calls to end the occupation and internal division.
Qatar and Turkey Prepare to Sign Cooperation Agreements at High Strategic Committee Meeting in Istanbul
Qatar's ambassador to Ankara confirmed that the 12th session co-chaired by both heads of state will finalize accords across vital sectors.
US Prosecutors Accuse Mohammad Baqer Al-Saadi of Directing 'Fairford Plot' from New York Prison
Investigators connect the plot to Iran after encrypted communications were allegedly relayed via his family.
Egypt Confirms Military Deployment in Saudi Arabia Has Been Active for Months
Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty says Cairo deployed defensive forces following a Saudi request and plans to reinforce them.
US Federal Judge Rejects BBC Request to Dismiss Trump Defamation Lawsuit
The ruling allows the legal action seeking billions of dollars in damages to proceed.
Abdul El-Sayed Sparks Online Reaction After Sharing Photos of His New Senate Office
The Michigan senator-elect posted pictures inside the Hart building alongside his wife ahead of his official swearing-in.
Former Iraqi Lawmaker Ahmed al-Alwani Found Strangled in Beirut Apartment as Inquiries Weigh Robbery Against Assassination
Lebanese judicial authorities designate a special judge to investigate the killing amid conflicting theories over motive.
Israeli Police Move to Close Election Fraud Inquiry as Security Tensions Rise Over Iran
An initial probe finds no evidence supporting claims of foreign voting interference while Netanyahu and his army chief clash over Iran policy.
Jordanian Delegation Visits Syria to Boost Economic and Security Ties
Talks in Damascus focus on advancing coordination between the two neighboring countries.
Constitutional and Judicial Procedures Drive a Wave of Presidential Removals Across Latin America
Power dynamics across the region undergo a fundamental shift as institutional pathways replace traditional political upheavals.
Israeli Cabinet Appoints Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar as Interior Minister
The move ends a year-long vacancy at the ministry as Sa'ar keeps his diplomatic post amid renewed scrutiny over external messaging campaigns.
Trump to Halt Annual U.S. Military Aid to Israel by End of 2026 Under Deal With Netanyahu
The bilateral agreement aims to replace long-standing assistance with strategic cooperation amid domestic political shifts in Washington and budget concerns in Israel.
Second Day of US-Backed Russia-Ukraine Talks Convenes in Abu Dhabi
Trilateral negotiations resume after an eight-month hiatus as officials express hope for progress toward resolving the war.
Settlers Burn Over 100 Vehicles in Al-Laban al-Sharqiya Amid Spate of West Bank Attacks
Widespread settler violence strikes multiple governorates, cutting power lines and damaging farmland during the olive harvest.
Mansour Abbas Discloses Coalition Outreach From Netanyahu Confidant
Back-channel talks touched on legislation to bar indicted politicians from office as rival Gadi Eisenkot works to build a coalition.
Syrian People's Assembly Passes Bill Lifting Immunity on Administrative Decisions and Restoring Right to Litigate
The legislation removes long-standing statutory barriers preventing court challenges against executive actions, amid debate over its actual impact.
Jordan Refers Amman Security Attack Suspect to State Security Court on Terror Charges
The suspect fatally stabbed an officer near the Sri Lankan embassy and previously served time over Islamic State ties.
US Congressional Inquiry Cites Official Failures That Spared Jeffrey Epstein Full Prosecution
A House oversight report details how prosecutorial decisions and lenient prison terms allowed the convicted sex offender to avoid federal charges.
Yair Golan Expects New Israeli Government Within Two to Three Weeks
The Israeli Democrats party leader spoke amid coalition talks with religious factions and persistent divisions over Arab representation.
US Judge Allows Trump's Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC to Proceed
The federal court in Florida dismissed a separate claim under the state's deceptive trade practices law.
French Prosecutors Investigate Iranian Cyber Unit Over Grocery Store Attacks
Paris authorities are probing an offensive Revolutionary Guard group after sabotage against refrigeration systems caused fires and financial harm.
Bernie Sanders Says War on Iran Is Based on a Lie and Compares It to Vietnam and Iraq
The independent US senator urges a serious debate within the Democratic Party over foreign policy and military aid to Israel.
Jordanian Security Officer Killed and Another Injured Outside Embassy as Calls Mount for Harsher Anti-Terror Laws
The attack comes less than two weeks after an incident at Hammoud Church in Karak, sparking legislative proposals to strip convicts of citizenship.
Jordanian MP Dima Tahboub Calls for Prior Government Screening of Social Media Ads
The lawmaker urged the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship to vet ad content to curb online scams and entrapment.
Moroccan Opposition Lawmaker Calls for Dissolution of Parliamentary Friendship Group with Israel
Opposition deputy Aziz Hanawi describes the group as an ethical and political error during legislative debates in Rabat.
US Treasury Secretary Relocates to Military Base Amid Iranian Threats
Intelligence assessments cite an evolving phase of risks against officials as Washington continues its economic pressure on Tehran.
Biden Accuses Trump of Causing Severe Harm to United States and the World
The former US president targets his successor over dismantling institutions and spreading hatred.
Joint Arab List Condemns Netanyahu Speech in Knesset as Madness and Racism
Arab parties condemn remarks by the outgoing prime minister as coalition consultations continue.
Military Culture Directorate Operates Over 57 Schools in Remote Jordan
Jordan's armed forces maintain educational facilities across desert and peripheral communities.
Trump Announces Plans to End Annual US Military Aid to Israel
The move follows shifting American public opinion and midterm election losses that cost Republicans control of Congress.
House Oversight Committee Calls for Fresh Inquiries in Epstein Case
Lawmakers urge the Department of Justice to question key witnesses and pursue allegations against two prominent figures.
Lebanon sets date for commercial flights from Qleiat airport
Regular flights will launch on 14 December following trial operations aligned with Independence Day and the Rene Mouawad anniversary.
Oman and Tanzania Sign Memorandums on Diplomatic Training and Seafarers' Certificates
The third joint committee session in Tanzania concluded with two bilateral pacts alongside talks on expanding investment and commerce.
Over 12 Key US Election Races Remain Undecided One Week After Vote
The margins of Democratic majorities in the House and Senate remain unconfirmed as tallies continue.
Draft Memorandum Outlines Gradual Phaseout of Direct US Military Aid to Israel by 2033
The plan halves post-2028 direct military assistance while expanding joint missile defense financing.
Iran Military Chief Warns Missile Arsenal Holds Major Surprises at Underground Base Opening
Major General Ali Abadi dismisses Israeli threats, asserting Washington and Tel Aviv have exhausted options against Tehran.
Saudi and Ukrainian Foreign Ministers Meet in Paris to Discuss Peace Efforts
Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Andrii Sybiha confer in the French capital regarding joint initiatives to establish peace.
King Abdullah II Promotes and Decorates Captain Firas Al-Ananzeh Following Amman Attack Intervention
The officer confronted an armed attacker near the Sri Lankan embassy after Corporal Jawad Al-Salaita was fatally stabbed.
Iran Conditions Reopening Strait of Hormuz on Meeting Seven Demands and Denies US Talks
Tehran calls the American response misleading and labels talk of negotiations an effort to ease oil prices.
US House Freezes Impeachment Push Against War Secretary Hegseth as Trump Celebrates
House Republicans passed a procedural motion by 211 votes to 204 to refer the resolution to the Judiciary Committee.
French Politician Éric Zemmour Announces Candidacy for Next Year's Presidential Election
The leader of Reconquête re-enters the presidential race with pledges to deport unemployed foreigners and cut immigrant numbers.
Zelenskyy Announces Push for Major Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Swap via Abu Dhabi Talks
Washington-led negotiations explore releasing thousands of captives amid diplomatic efforts toward a war settlement
US Treasury Secretary Relocates to Military Base Following Iranian Threats
The security measure follows intelligence warnings over plots against American personnel amid the economic confrontation.
Eisenkot Cancels Coalition Talks With Likud Following Netanyahu Remarks on Arab Parties
The move followed a Knesset address where the Yashar party accused the outgoing prime minister of stoking division.
Declassified Military Files Show Ben-Gurion Warned Against Retaining Gaza in 1956
Newly released military records reveal Israel's founding leader anticipated prolonged resistance and diplomatic isolation.
Algeria Accuses Morocco of Deliberately Polluting Major Border Dam
Interior Minister Brahim Merad calls the contamination of the Hammam Boughrara dam a systematic attack and pledges action.
Saudi Crown Prince and Bahrain's King Meet in Riyadh to Discuss Cooperation and Regional Security
The leaders reviewed bilateral ties and efforts to bolster regional stability before the Bahraini monarch concluded his visit.
Israel Issues Four Military Orders Seizing Land in Northern West Bank
The measures target approximately 165 dunams under military pretexts across four Palestinian governorates.
Jordanian Military Chief Discusses Defence Cooperation with German and Australian Delegations
Meetings in Amman addressed joint training, strategic expertise sharing, and regional developments.
Israeli Knesset Opens New Term Amid Sharp Internal Divisions
President Isaac Herzog urges lawmakers to seek unity as the new parliament convenes facing persistent political rifts.
Qatari Prime Minister Holds Talks in Paris and Washington on Regional De-escalation
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani engages French and American leadership on regional security and diplomatic mediation.
Gebran Bassil Proposes International Force to Ensure Israeli Withdrawal and Arms Exclusivity in Lebanon
The initiative calls for involving the five permanent members of the UN Security Council in the south of the country.
Cairo Court Adds 35 Entities and 36 People to Terror Lists
The five-year listing targets Islamic organisations and institutions active across Europe.
Umerov Outlines Ceasefire and Economic Recovery as Ukraine's Priorities in Abu Dhabi Talks
Kyiv coordinates with Western allies in the UAE ahead of planned trilateral negotiations involving Washington and Moscow.
Television Debate in Jordan Examines Proposed Execution Law Amendments and Debtor Detention
Lawyers clash over electronic tracking, asset seizures, and settlement thresholds between creditor safeguards and debtor protections.
Hezbollah Weighs Resuming Dialogue With Joseph Aoun
Indirect contacts between the two sides have intensified under the encouragement and personal monitoring of Nabih Berri.
Eisenkot Condemns Netanyahu Speech at Knesset Opening as Shameful
The prime minister-designate declared Netanyahu unfit for office following the caretaker premier's call for a unity coalition.
Israeli Opposition Slams Netanyahu's Knesset Speech and Warns His Rule Endangers Security
Gadi Eisenkot and Yair Golan mount fierce attacks on the caretaker prime minister amid ongoing efforts to assemble a coalition.
Libya and the European Union Discuss Lifting Flight Ban and Migration
Talks in Tripoli focused on reviewing flight restrictions in place since 2014, irregular migration flows, and political developments.
Erdogan Affirms Peace Track Linked to PKK Dissolution Will Continue
Turkish efforts gather pace to advance political talks following Kurdish criticism over stalled momentum.
Satirical Golden Statue of Donald Trump Installed on National Mall
An anonymous art collective placed a golden installation mocking the president's draft deferment ahead of Veterans Day.
Lebanese Army Chief's Statements Spark Political Row and Debate Over Cabinet Authority and Arms Exclusivity
Reactions split between demands for General Haykal's resignation and the defense minister's defense of military prerogatives.
Turkey Pursues Stronger Economic and Defense Ties with China and Brazil
Talks in Istanbul with China's vice president coincided with a presidential meeting with Brazil in Antalya.
Arab and Western Ministers Meet in Paris to Discuss Regional De-escalation on G7 Sidelines
Bilateral talks focused on containing military tensions between Washington and Tehran alongside developments in Sudan, Yemen, and Gaza.
Trump Predicts Ukraine Will Face Border Adjustments as Europe Weighs Cost of Peace
Washington tests its wager on Putin while European capitals fear the eventual price of an agreement.
United States Secretary of Defense Faces Impeachment Articles
The inquiry centers on allegations of unauthorized military operations abroad, civilian endangerment, and free speech infringements.
Israeli Lawmakers Sworn In Without Government as Eisenkot Leads Coalition Bid
Israeli parliamentarians took the oath of office in political limbo after an inconclusive election stripped Benjamin Netanyahu of his majority.
Jordanian Armed Forces Chief Receives German and Australian Military Delegations and Lockheed Martin Executive
Discussions in Amman centered on expanding defense ties, military manufacturing, and regional developments.
Erdogan and Abiy Ahmed Meet at Antalya Climate Summit to Discuss Trade and Investment
Discussions in Turkey addressed regional stability and Ethiopia's upcoming hosting of the next global climate conference.
Yemeni Army Reports 874 Strikes Against Houthis Leaving About 190 Dead and Wounded
The extensive air and artillery strikes in recent hours also destroyed or disabled around 130 military vehicles.
Turkey Welcomes Cyprus Confidence-Building Talks and Calls for Greek Cypriot Shift
UN-sponsored trilateral discussions yield an agreement to establish two new border crossings on the divided island.
Gulf and European Ministers Meet in Paris on Regional De-escalation and Maritime Corridors
Talks between Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and four European powers on the G7 sidelines focus on mediation and maritime security.
Mauritanian Parliament Backs Prime Minister Ould Djay Government Program with 145 Votes
The prime minister secured approval from the National Assembly following a debate that extended over 15 hours.
Israel's Change Bloc Agrees on Candidates for Knesset Speaker and Key Committees
The opposition puts forward its parliamentary nominees as Gadi Eisenkot continues coalition talks backed by an untested seat majority.
Iraqi Prime Minister Makes Secret Iran Visit to Mediate Between Washington and Tehran
Baghdad confirms diplomatic efforts to defuse regional tensions as Iraq adjusts border crossing operations with its neighbor.
Knesset Sworn In as Herzog Urges Lawmakers to Avoid New Elections
The 26th parliament opens as Eisenkot undertakes coalition talks and Netanyahu calls for unity against Tehran.
Gadi Eisenkot's Party Submits Bill for State Commission of Inquiry into October 7 Attack
The proposal forms part of a legislative package seeking term limits for the prime minister and the repeal of judicial overhaul measures as the Knesset convenes.
Netanyahu Government Schedules Bidding for 2167 Settlement Units in E1
The move coincides with political shifts in Jerusalem and follows home demolitions in a local Palestinian Bedouin community.
US House Republicans Elect Jim Jordan as Minority Leader
The Ohio lawmaker won a secret ballot leadership vote after his party suffered major losses in the midterm elections.
Saleh Al-Armouti Criticizes Government Surveillance of Religious Citizens and Warns Against Linking Gaza Rallies to Recent Unrest
The head of the Nation Party parliamentary bloc cautioned that attempts to conflate solidarity demonstrations with unspecified incidents stir division.
Mansour Abbas Signals Preliminary Readiness to Classify Hamas as Terrorist Group for Future Coalition
Talks with Israel's change bloc hinge on assurances of genuine political partnership.
Araghchi Denies Plans for Meeting Between Iranian and US Officials
Tehran dismisses talk of high-level engagement as media fabrications while Trump cites positive momentum toward ending the conflict.
Netanyahu Demands Fall of Iranian Regime to Remove Threat and Warns Against Coalition Relying on Arab Parties
Speaking at the opening of the 26th Knesset, the outgoing prime minister urged resistance against international demands to surrender military gains.
Mauritanian Prime Minister's Program Sparks Debate Over Term Limits and the Economy
The opposition pushes back against Mokhtar Ould Djay's remarks on the cost of political transitions as lawmakers debate inflation and long-term planning.
Palestinian Leaders Call for National Unity on 22nd Anniversary of Arafat's Death
Statements by President Abbas, the National Council, and Fatah urge cohesion against annexation and displacement plans.
Media Speculation Weighs French Judoka Teddy Riner for Potential Elysée Run
Press analyses assess whether the decorated judo champion could transition from sports to French national politics.
Biden Mounts Scathing Critique of Trump in Forthcoming Memoir, Warning Democratic Norms Face Erosion
Excerpts from the former US president's upcoming book address the Capitol attack, his post-election meeting, and deep concerns over American institutions.
Herzog Urges Compromise to Form Israeli Government as New Knesset Opens
The Israeli president addressed the first session of the twenty-sixth Knesset amid deep uncertainty over coalition talks and Benjamin Netanyahu's political future.
Marco Rubio Says Economic Blockade on Iran Is Working and Military Strikes Are Unneeded for Now
The US Secretary of State signaled openness to diplomacy while warning Tehran of severe costs if tensions rise.
Poll Shows Majority of Americans Want Congress to End War with Iran
A survey indicates public backing for legislation halting the conflict as well as repealing tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.
House Speaker Meets Journalists Syndicate President to Discuss Media Legislation and Countering Extremism
Discussions at parliament focused on institutional coordination and reviewing laws governing the press.
Yousef Jabareen Says Hadash-Ta'al Will Form Blocking Bloc to Oust Netanyahu Government
The leader of the Hadash-Ta'al parliamentary group pledges to protect Arab citizens amid efforts by Gadi Eisenkot to assemble a new coalition.
Yeshar Party Formally Requests Removal of Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana
The coordinated parliamentary move seeks to strip Likud of control over the legislative agenda following the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset.
Lieberman Sets End of Netanyahu Era as Core Condition in Coalition Talks
The Yisrael Beytenu leader outlines three principles while backing Gadi Eisenkot's mandate to form an Israeli government.
Israeli Opposition Moves to Replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana with Matan Kahana
The opposition bloc aims to take control of the parliamentary leadership ahead of government coalition talks.
Yair Golan Renews Call to Bring Arab Parties into Israeli Government
The Democrats party leader spoke as prime minister-designate Gadi Eisenkot continues coalition consultations.
Iraqi Intelligence Documents Allege Oil Smuggling via Breached Pipelines in Jurf al-Sakhr
Reports describe primitive refineries and tanker routes in Babil province amid disputes over accusations facing Kataib Hezbollah.
Araghchi Says US Will Not Achieve Goals Through War or Sanctions Against Iran
Tehran urges a diplomatic path tied to a two-phase proposal addressing Hormuz navigation and sanctions relief.
Iraq Seeks to Bridge Views Between Tehran and Washington Following Zaidi Visit
Baghdad warns of economic and security repercussions as closure of the Strait of Hormuz impacts regional stability.
Jordan and Azerbaijan Discuss Cooperation in Social Protection and Digital Transformation
Officials in Amman agreed to establish a joint work program focusing on service delivery and digital centers.
Public and Analysts Press New Democratic Congress to Halt Iran War and Tariffs as Trump Weighs Next Moves
A Reuters/Ipsos survey finds widespread support for unwinding imports levies and ending military action, while analysts call for sweeping investigations.
Escalating Battles and Air Raids Hit Yemeni Governorates Driving Widespread Displacement
Ground confrontations spread across key fronts in Lahij and Taiz amid conflicting claims over territorial control.
Egyptian Prosecution Frees Rights Defender Aida Seif El-Dawla on Bail
Cairo appeals prosecution granted release on 50,000 pound bail amid ongoing scrutiny over detention condition reports.
Questions Arise as Trump Disregards Intelligence Warnings Over Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
The US president took no action after being briefed on Jensen Huang's links to an executive at a firm investigated for smuggling tech to China
UN General Assembly Debates Russian Veto on Western Sahara
The meeting follows Moscow's blockage of a US draft resolution, terminating the mandate of the MINURSO mission.
Former Advisor Describes Atmosphere of Panic in Netanyahu's Office as Eisenkot Seeks Government
Nir Hefetz details the internal turmoil within the Israeli prime minister's circle over the prospect of losing power and moving to the opposition.
Israeli Peace Group Calls for Western Sanctions on Military Commander Avi Bluth
Combatants for Peace addressed appeals to officials in the UK, Australia, Canada, and the EU over the general's involvement in settlement activity near Jericho.
Qatar Warns of Global Impact from Hormuz Closure as Mediation Talks Continue
Doha highlights diplomatic momentum following engagements with Tehran and the White House while warning of mounting energy pressures.
Israeli Authorities Shut Down Burj Al-Luqluq Society in Jerusalem on Ben Gvir's Order
The six-month order marks the second closure this year over allegations that the community organisation operates for the Palestinian Authority
Malaysian Court Replaces Order to Pave Way for Former Prime Minister Najib Razak's Transfer to House Arrest
The fresh judicial ruling resolves legal ambiguity arising after his political party paid a multimillion-dollar fine.
Abu Dhabi Talks Address Post-War European Security Framework and Guarantees for Ukraine
Officials from the United States, Ukraine, and European nations meet ahead of planned trilateral talks involving Russia.
Iranian Government Plans to Submit Intelligence Minister Nominee to Parliament Soon
The move follows a vacancy of nearly eight months after the killing of Minister Ismail Khatib, as lawmakers insist on complete loyalty to the Supreme Leader.
Herzog Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Emergency Government to Replace Netanyahu
The former military chief promises swift action following a no-confidence vote, navigating disputes over military conscription.
Jordan Fast-Tracks Tougher Counter-Terrorism Laws as Experts Warn Against Haste
Proposed amendments increase minimum prison terms and eliminate sentencing leniency following two deadly attacks.
Senate President Stresses Strength of Jordan-Russia Ties
Faisal Al-Fayez highlights that relations between Amman and Moscow rest on mutual respect and historical cooperation.
Speaker of the House of Representatives meets Independent Election Commission commissioners
The leadership of the legislative body and Jordan's electoral oversight authority confer without disclosing talks' agenda.
Gulf States Establish Advanced Headquarters for Unified Military Command in Kuwait
The move establishes a forward operational post in Kuwait to enhance joint regional defense coordination.
Mandate for Gadi Eisenkot to Form Government Puts Benjamin Netanyahu Under Pressure
Israel's president grants the Yeshar party leader a 28-day window as Likud moves to stall coalition talks.
Araghchi Denies Planned Meeting Between Rezaei and Vance, Saying Conflict Ends Only on Iran's Terms
Tehran says its 'two-day plan' remains on the table as Donald Trump meets Qatar's prime minister at the White House.
Kais Saied Condemns Social Media and Blames Remnants of Colonialism for Tunisian Crises
Tunisia's president targets digital platforms over student thought and links utility disruptions to subversive political elements.
Israel Swears In New Knesset as Eisenkot Seeks Governing Coalition
Outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu loses his parliamentary majority as his rival attempts to assemble an absolute majority of 61 lawmakers.
Israel's 26th Knesset Opens Inaugural Session Amid Battle for Speaker Post
Lawmakers take the oath of office as Gadi Eisenkot undertakes coalition talks while political blocs clash over key leadership posts.
Netanyahu Panicking Over Prospect of Losing Power, Former Advisor Says
Nir Hefetz states that push for a unity government is intended to block political rival Gadi Eisenkot.
Eisenkot and Liberman Agree on Opposition Strategy to Secure Knesset Speakership and Engage Haredi Parties
The opposition bloc plans to unseat the current speaker and recruit ultra-Orthodox partners to build a governing coalition.
Former Trump Official Alleges White House Staff Controlled President's Decisions
Calley Means says aides withheld facts to steer policies, while an adviser dismisses the claims.
Smotrich Rejects Peace Council Calls to Rebuild Gaza Before Hamas Disarms
Israel's finance minister responds to an international body headed by Donald Trump that urged Israel to honor commitments following recent floods.
Democrats Expand US House Majority to 254 Seats
Unofficial midterm election tallies place the party well past the threshold for control while 16 races remain undecided.
Turkey and Somalia Hold Talks on Military Cooperation and Counterterrorism in Mogadishu
The Turkish ambassador met Somalia's national security adviser to review field developments and ongoing defence ties.
Trump Backs Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Amid Efforts to Remove Him
The U.S. president praises his defense chief's record and cites military victories in Venezuela and Iran as removal proceedings loom.
Sisi and British Prime Minister Discuss Regional De-escalation and Gaza Ceasefire
A phone call between the two leaders addressed tensions concerning Iran and the delivery of aid to Gaza.
Jordan Proposes Stricter Anti-Terrorism Laws Following Attacks in Karak and Amman
The proposed amendments include doubling minimum sentences and ending early release calculations for terror convicts after recent deadly assaults.
Israel Approves Plan for Firing Ranges Across 31 West Bank Settlement Sites
The planning scheme spans 29 settlements and two industrial parks amid sharp rises in settler violence.
Trump Says FBI Is Examining Nvidia Chief's Ties to Alleged Chinese Spy
The US president announced the bureau's scrutiny while key details and identities remain undisclosed.
Erdogan Pledges National Resources for Turkey's Future at Ataturk Memorial Ceremony
The Turkish president wrote a memorial message at the founder's mausoleum in Ankara alongside top state and opposition figures.
Jordan and Syria Sign Civil Aviation Cooperation Agreement
The agreement concluded in Damascus focuses on technical cooperation and sharing expertise to bolster air navigation safety and operational efficiency.
Saudi Officials Hold Talks with Western Counterparts and South Korea on Maritime Security and Houthi Attacks
The Crown Prince and foreign minister engaged leaders and diplomats on regional stability and safeguarding sea lanes.
Israel Reinforces Military Presence in Central Arava Despite Drop in Drone Smuggling
Additional battalions deployed to the Eilat defense sector raise questions regarding border security plans.
US Election Results Raise Questions Over Future of Trumpism and Global Right-Wing Populism
The Republican loss of both chambers of Congress tests the viability of hardline nationalist politics at home and abroad.
Netanyahu Associate Pressured Arab Lawmaker Mansour Abbas to Withhold Backing from Eisenkot
Outreach by Nathan Eshel unfolded as the outgoing premier sought to block ultra-Orthodox parties from joining the nascent coalition.
Program 'Ain on Jerusalem' Examines the Concept and Dangers of Christian Zionism
The media program explored the risks tied to the ideology of Christian Zionism.
Safadi Conveys Jordan's Condolences to Sharaa Over Deraa Strike Casualties
Jordan's foreign minister visits Damascus to ease tensions following civilian deaths and sign 11 bilateral agreements.
UFC CEO Dana White Rejects Trump's Joke Offer to Become White House Press Secretary
White appeared alongside the US president in Washington after Trump floated the appointment following a midterm setback.
New Israeli Knesset Begins Session as Opponents Prepare Challenges for Netanyahu
Opposition and Arab-majority parties target 3 main issues after the caretaker prime minister's bloc drops to 53 seats.
Barghouti Says Netanyahu Government Fall Will Not Shift Israeli Policy
The Palestinian National Initiative leader sees no difference in the opposition's stance and warns the Gaza truce implementation remains stalled.
Eisenkot and Lieberman Agree to Negotiate With Haredi Parties on Coalition
The move postpones pursuing a minority government backed by Arab parties as conscription remains a key obstacle.
Mauritanian Opposition Lawmaker Biram Dah Abeid Resigns From Parliament
The former presidential runner-up stepped down during a debate on government policy, citing the legislature's diminished role.
Mohsen Rezaei Urges Washington to Stop Fabricating Talks and Accept Iran's Seven Terms
The Iranian official attacks the US administration on the war's 256th day, countering Trump's remarks on an approaching end to the conflict
Saudi Crown Prince and Canadian Prime Minister Discuss Bilateral Ties and Joint Cooperation
Discussions between Mohammed bin Salman and Mark Carney addressed ways to expand bilateral engagement across multiple fields.
Democrats Reclaim Congress Amid Backlash Over Iran War and Soaring Living Costs
A YouGov poll reveals widespread opposition to pro-war candidates as voters prioritise domestic inflation over military aims.
Russian and Ukrainian Delegations Arrive in Abu Dhabi for US-Mediated Talks
Moscow maintains that European nations are excluded from the settlement process amid diverging reports on their potential involvement.
Ethiopia Says Egyptian Efforts to Block Nile Projects and Sea Access Are Ineffective
Ethiopia's water minister urges Cairo to reconsider its stance amid unresolved disputes over downstream water shares.
US Supreme Court Clears Way to Resume Border Wall Construction in Texas
The ruling allows the Trump administration to move forward with barrier work in the Big Bend region.
Israel Plans to Allocate 5.5 Thousand Dunums in West Bank for Grazing
The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission warns that grazing permits threaten Palestinian livelihoods and expand land control.
Morocco Reports Positive Dynamic in Military Cooperation with Israel
An Israeli delegation led by Amir Baram visited Rabat to discuss defense industry partnerships and cybersecurity.
Saudi Arabia Signs Hajj Agreement with Jordan and Reviews Preparations with 76 Nations
The talks established Jordanian entry points and operational guidelines while coordinating upcoming seasonal plans with international delegations.
Jordan and Syria Sign Eleven Agreements in Damascus to Boost Bilateral Integration
The third High Coordination Council convenes amid senior political and security talks, advancing transit, energy, and border initiatives.
Jordan and Syria Foreign Ministers Meet in Damascus and Sign 11 Cooperation Documents
The talks follow Jordanian airstrikes in southern Syria and include an agreement to form a joint fact-finding committee on events in Daraa.
Safadi Conveys Jordan's Condolences to al-Sharaa Over Daraa Deaths as Nations Sign 11 Accords
Jordan's foreign minister visits Damascus to address fallout from airstrikes, discuss border security, and sign infrastructure pacts.
Libyan Officials Takala and al-Lafi Outline Conditions for Political Settlement in Tripoli
The leaders insisted that any resolution must respect existing bodies and constitutional frameworks to end division.
Donald Trump Faces Political Crisis After Republicans Lose Majority in Midterm Elections
The Republican defeat curtails the administration's legislative power amid economic friction and foreign conflict.
Donald Trump Questions Midterm Election Fairness and Targets Voting Machines
The US president attacks electronic voting and early ballots after his party lost control of Congress.
Jordanian Crown Prince Hussein Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
A royal decree advances the Jordanian heir from the rank of major within the armed forces
Jordanian and Iraqi Parliament Speakers Call for Stronger Legislative Ties
The legislative leaders emphasized expanding bilateral coordination between both assemblies.
Experts Analyze Goals of US Military Movements Regarding Iran Amid Clashing Outlooks on War and Diplomacy
Political analysts offered divided views on whether the region faces an expanded conflict or unpublicized negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
Experts and Diplomats Say Riyadh-Moscow Coordination Anchors Energy Market Stability
Bilateral coordination has enabled both capitals to manage shared interests despite diverging stances on select issues.
Investigation Reveals Israeli Soldiers Disguised in Civilian Clothes Took Part in West Bank Settler Raids
The findings link military reservists and armed settler mobs to the killing of 14 Palestinians amid operational shifts in reserve units.
Republican Representative Thomas Massie Introduces Impeachment Resolution Against Pete Hegseth
An eight-article resolution accuses the defense secretary of unauthorized military campaigns and abuse of power ahead of a planned House vote.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Downplays Impeachment Threat and Announces Pentagon Briefing
The Pentagon chief expressed readiness to defend his record as a Republican lawmaker pushes for a House vote to remove him from office.
Syria and Jordan Sign 11 Accords Including Regional Rail Link Project
The pacts cover transport, investment, upgrading a border crossing, and rehabilitating an international highway.
Donald Trump Meets Qatari Prime Minister to Discuss Iran Negotiations
Talks in Washington centered on diplomatic efforts and mediation to bridge differences between Washington and Tehran.
Peace Council Faults Israel Over Worsening Humanitarian Plight in Gaza
Delivery delays and severe winter storms compound shelter hardships across displacement camps.
Badr Al-Madhi Suggests Phased Settlement Nears Between Tehran and Washington
A Jordanian academic points to economic pressures and Qatari mediation driving an end to regional uncertainty.
Chinese Envoy Meets Iranian Officials in Tehran as Oman Urges Political Solution in Yemen
Intensive diplomatic efforts unfold across the region as Beijing pursues talks with Iran and Muscat pushes to halt military escalation in Yemen.
Analyst Maher Abu Tair Evaluates Jordan-Syria Ties and Damascus Talks
In a television appearance, the analyst reviewed security coordination, joint agreements, and regional dynamics between Amman and Damascus.
President Joseph Aoun Announces 47.5 Million Dollars in Aid for Southern Lebanese Farmers
The assistance package provides immediate funds and agricultural supplies as communities face ongoing Israeli strikes.
Algeria Deploys Military Units to Niger to Protect Energy Facilities and Counter Terrorism
Army Chief Said Chengriha frames the deployment as a proactive move to secure shared cross-border infrastructure.
Qatar's Emir Receives Crown Prince of Brunei in Doha for Talks on Ties and Regional Security
Discussions at the Emiri Diwan included a formal session with the Deputy Emir on bilateral cooperation and regional stability.
Palestinian Authority Monitors Eizenkot Without Expecting Fundamental Policy Shift
Officials focus on political stances rather than names amid cautious attention to Israeli leadership.
Yemeni Government Accuses Iran of Managing Houthi Military Operations
Officials say Tehran has shifted toward planning and command duties as Omani and UN envoys push to restart diplomacy.
British Press Examines Aftermath of US Midterms and Trump's Future
Newspaper reviews scrutinise presidential conduct, congressional shifts, and the psychological impact of Republican midterm setbacks.
Ministry of Political and Parliamentary Affairs Holds Dialogue Sessions in Balqa and Karak to Boost Youth and Women Participation
The discussions focused on the political modernization drive, governing legislation, and municipal elections.
US House Lawmaker Pushes for Impeachment Vote on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
Republican Representative Thomas Massie seeks to pressure Donald Trump into dismissing his Pentagon chief following congressional election losses.
Egypt Permanently Places Muslim Brotherhood and Three Individuals on Terrorist Lists
Public prosecution decisions published in the official gazette build on final court convictions and end previous temporary listings.
Moroccan Foreign Minister Visits Nouakchott Unannounced Following End of MINURSO Mission
Nasser Bourita meets Mauritania's president amid border and security concerns after the UN mission's mandate expires.
Merz Proposes Ilse Aigner as Germany's Presidential Candidate
The Bavarian parliament president is positioned to become the country's first female head of state with coalition backing.
Syrian Foreign Minister Denies Troop Deployment or Plans for Yemen
Asaad al-Shaibani says defense cooperation with Riyadh focuses on military reconstruction rather than operational deployments abroad.
Jordan Consolidates Full Sovereignty Over Border Areas of Al-Baqoura and Al-Ghamr
The kingdom reclaimed the two border territories following a political and legal drive ending peace treaty annexes.
French Government Raises Minimum Wage by 1.6 Percent Effective December
The measure brings the net monthly minimum pay to roughly 1,502 euros following weeks of public protests over living costs.
Donald Trump Signals U.S. Administration Changes and Backs Pete Hegseth Amid Removal Push
Donald Trump declined to endorse a specific presidential candidate while Pete Hegseth resisted calls to step down amid impeachment threats.
Marco Rubio Says Talks With Iran Are Stalled Over Unacceptable Demands
Washington warns it will counter threats to its forces while Tehran ties the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to halting the war on all fronts.
Lebanese President Calls for Halting Israeli Attacks and Returning Displaced Southerners
Joseph Aoun urges adherence to international humanitarian law and calls on global relief organizations to sustain aid programs.
Iran Confirms Ongoing Talks with Mediators and Maintains Terms for Negotiations
Tehran defends demands for sanctions relief, an end to the naval blockade, and a halt to the war as logical following US criticism.
Rights Report Details Direct Role of 19 Israeli State Bodies in East Jerusalem Dispossession
Ir Amim reveals state ministries have assumed a direct role in driving property seizures and demolitions alongside settler groups.
Eisenkot Faces Obstacles in Talks to Form New Israeli Government
Disputes over conscription and reliance on Arab parties complicate the path to a Knesset majority.
Donald Trump Declines to Commit to Endorsing 2028 Republican Successor While Praising Marco Rubio
The United States president acknowledges deportation policies may have been too tough following midterm congressional losses.
Jordan and Syria Affirm Linked Security and Discuss Border Control and Reconstruction
Foreign ministers addressed cross-border smuggling networks, round-the-clock crossing operations, and Jordanian food security.
Safadi Stresses Syria Stability Is a Pillar for Jordan and the Region
Reports highlight that ties between Amman and Damascus have reached their strongest level in decades.
Syria and Jordan Sign Trade and Transport Deals Backing Regional Rail Link
Damascus hosts the third Higher Coordination Council as trade hits 330 million dollars alongside border and road rehabilitation plans.
Hungarian Police Arrest Former Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Brother in Human Trafficking Probe
The detention comes amid a widening government crackdown on corruption and abuses under the previous administration.
Safadi Delivers Message from King Abdullah II to Syrian President in Damascus
Jordan's deputy prime minister and foreign minister attends a joint coordination council meeting and underscores strengthening bilateral ties.
Jordanian Lawmaker Demands Government Strategy to Guard Mosques and Youth Against Extremism
The head of parliament's administrative committee questions the religious affairs minister following attacks on public security personnel.
Anwar Gargash Warns Political Settlement Between Washington and Tehran Is Difficult as Regional Uncertainty Persists
The diplomatic adviser to the UAE president highlighted that dialogue with Tehran remains necessary despite eroded trust, while noting the impact of US midterm elections remains unclear.
King Abdullah II Meets Barbados Prime Minister to Discuss Ties and Regional Stability
Talks at Al Husseiniya Palace covered multi-sector cooperation, plans for an Aqaba Process round in Barbados, and warnings over regional escalation.
Erdogan Offers Istanbul for Russia-Ukraine Talks and Highlights COP31 Climate Summit
Returning from Azerbaijan, the Turkish president backs efforts to end the war and urges concrete climate action.
Jordanian Senate Approves Draft Response to Speech from the Throne
The chamber formalises its reply to King Abdullah II ahead of a two-week constitutional deadline.
Pezeshkian Announces Directives from Mojtaba Khamenei to End Neither War nor Peace Stance with US
Tehran expresses readiness for dialogue while maintaining its demands to end sanctions and lift the naval blockade.
Trump Tells Netanyahu to Move Forward With Gaza Peace Plan
A Thursday phone conversation between the two leaders focused on resuming the process for the enclave.
Olympic Judoka Teddy Riner Declares Candidacy for 2027 French Presidential Election
The 37-year-old athlete establishes a new political party and enters the race to succeed Emmanuel Macron while remaining an active competitor.
Israel issues tender for 732 settlement units west of Bethlehem
The bid covers multi-storey housing and commercial plots in the Gva'ot settlement, with proposals due in December.
Erdogan Calls for Acknowledgment of Two States in Cyprus and Affirms Azerbaijan Alliance
Speaking aboard his return flight from Baku, the Turkish president urged countries to recognize northern Cyprus and hailed ties with Azerbaijan.
Erdogan Rejects New Military Strikes Against Iran
The Turkish president conveyed Ankara's concerns to Donald Trump, warning of wider instability across the region.
Egypt Publishes Definitive Listing of Muslim Brotherhood and Three Individuals as Terrorist
The Official Gazette announces strict statutory measures including activity bans, asset freezes, and travel curbs following final judicial rulings.
Jordanian House of Representatives Speaker Pledges Urgent Review for Counterterrorism and Penal Amendments
Ibrahim Al-Tarawneh confirms parliament has begun reviewing anti-terror legislation following a church attack in Jordan.
Jordanian Cabinet Approves Municipal Electoral System and Raises Women's Quota to 30 Percent
The regulation covers 104 municipalities and clears the way for local elections in the first half of 2027.
Figures Close to Trump Urge Eisenkot Team to Replace Netanyahu
Eisenkot begins coalition talks with 67 Knesset recommendations against 46 for Netanyahu.
Jordan and Syria Sign 11 Agreements During Safadi's Damascus Visit
Jordan's foreign minister marks the first visit by an Arab minister since the Syrian revolution, declaring ties at a historic peak.
Democrats Secure Midterm Election Victory Amid Public Discontent Over Cost of Living
The results reflected an electoral rebuke of Donald Trump's administration and leave the party facing an implementation test.
Hakeem Jeffries Backs Impeachment Push Against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
House Democrats prepare to weigh the measure following their midterm victory and amid backlash over the war in Iran.
PLO Rejects UNRWA Workforce Layoffs and Reductions in Services
The leadership committee met with the acting commissioner-general and warned against altering the agency's UN mandate or closing Qalqilya Hospital.
Masoud Barzani Urges Dialogue With PUK as Masrour Barzani Heads to Baghdad
Erbil seeks internal reconciliation following a parliamentary boycott while preparing for federal budget talks.
Palestinian Foreign Ministry Warns Malnutrition Effects on Gaza Children Will Last for Years Amid Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Political deadlock and severe weather deepen the plight of hundreds of thousands of displaced people across the strip.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu Meets Social Partners to Address Wages and Restive Protests
The Matignon conference follows weeks of nationwide strikes as the government faces pressure over purchasing power and budget constraints.
Donald Trump Refuses to Forgive Enemies Even if Required to Enter Heaven
The US president stated that he maintains hatred toward certain foes and refuses to forgive them.
Royal Decrees Promote Jordanian Military and Security Personnel
Officers across the armed forces and security apparatus advance to their next ranks without public disclosure of specific names.
Jordanian Cabinet Approves Cybersecurity Amendments and Municipal Election Rules
Cabinet decisions also advanced strategic funding for aviation, water conveyance, digital campus infrastructure, and training fee waivers.
United States and Israel Negotiate New Military Aid Deal Shortened to Five Years
Ongoing discussions propose cutting total direct assistance by half while exploring increases in joint missile defense funding.
Haaretz calls on Gadi Eisenkot to include Arab parties in Israel's governing coalition
The appeal follows his official mandate to form a cabinet after securing recommendations from 67 lawmakers.
Democratic Midterm Gains and Israeli Elections Place New Domestic Constraints on Trump and Netanyahu
Congressional shifts in Washington and parliamentary hurdles in Israel limit room for manoeuvre on Middle East policy and Iran.
China's Middle East Envoy Meets Senior Iranian Security Official
Zhai Jun met Ali Bagheri Kani amid Beijing's position that regional escalation cannot be resolved by military means.
Amman Arab University Academic Analyzes Social and National Dimensions of Throne Speech
Dr. Suhaila Banat examined King Abdullah II's focus on the single Jordanian family and its role in fostering national identity and social cohesion.
Seized Hezbollah Explosives Trigger Political Friction in Lebanon
The seizure became a point of domestic dispute following repeated rhetoric against the United States.
Ousted Leader Sheikh Hasina Requests New Passport to Return to Bangladesh
The former prime minister aims to end two years of exile in December despite an in absentia death sentence.
Trump Determined to Advance Gaza Peace Plan Regardless of Israeli Elections
The US president held a call with Benjamin Netanyahu alongside key aides following months of delays.
Democrats Take Both Houses of Congress as Trump Vows Resurgence and Prepares for Inquiries
A new legislative majority moves to dismantle trade tariffs and scrutinise officials while the administration prepares legal shields.
Trump and Netanyahu Face Election Setbacks While Retaining Executive Powers
Republicans lose both congressional chambers as Eisenkot is tasked with forming Israel's next government.
Damascus Hosts Third Session of Jordanian-Syrian Higher Coordination Council
Ministerial talks focus on advancing bilateral ties, reviewing prior outcomes from Amman, and signing executive agreements.
Jordanian Lawmaker Huda Al-Atoum Calls for Prison System Review to Counter Extremism
The parliamentarian argued that curbing radical ideology requires reforming correctional facilities rather than depending entirely on severe penalties.
Lebanese Forces Ministers Review Participation in Future Cabinet Sessions
The assessment follows the boycott of the latest cabinet meeting by the party's representatives.
Investigation Opened Into Former Colombian President Petro Over Sex Scandal
The legal inquiry targets the former Colombian leader amid unresolved questions regarding the circumstances.
Saudi Foreign Minister Arrives in Paris for G7 Ministerial Meeting
Prince Faisal bin Farhan is attending the foreign ministers' session of the bloc in the French capital.
Saudi Air Defenses Intercept Missiles and Drone Targeting Riyadh and Other Regions
Attacks aimed at the capital and other areas were countered before military forces destroyed the launching sites.
Trump Vows Political Comeback as Democrats Prepare Investigations Into His Administration
The US president instructs the Justice Department to counter congressional scrutiny after Republicans lost control of the legislature.
Republican Midterm Defeat Sets Up Wide Investigations and Checks on Trump Administration
Democrats secure both congressional chambers, readying subpoenas and scrutiny over cabinet officials, foreign conflicts, and family businesses.
Syrian Public Prosecutor Receives Case File of Tadamon Suspect Amjad Youssef
The move sets up referral to an investigative judge over the killings in Damascus following initial inquiries.
Trump Declines to Answer Reporter Asking How It Feels to Be a Loser After Midterms
The US president remained silent when directly challenged following his party's midterm defeats.
Egyptian Lawmakers and Parties Demand Transport Minister's Dismissal After Al-Ayyat Train Collision
Mounting parliamentary pressure targets Kamel Al-Wazir after a crash on the Cairo-Aswan line left 7 dead and 112 injured.
Libya's Government of National Unity Opens Direct Maritime Talks With Egypt
The move coincides with Egypt resuming diplomatic activity in Tripoli after a 12-year hiatus and broad discussions on energy and reconstruction.
Israeli Forces and Settlers Carry Out Arrests and Attacks Across the West Bank
Incidents included raiding a school to detain a teacher in Masafer Yatta and severely beating three young men.
Group of Seven Foreign Ministers Convene in Paris to Address Global Crises
Talks in the French capital will include a dedicated session on the Middle East joined by top diplomats from Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
US Attorney General Todd Blanche Says Justice Department Will Defend Trump Officials Against Democratic Inquiries
The stance follows the Republican defeat in the midterms as congressional Democrats prepare oversight inquiries into the administration.
Jordan Approves Stricter Penalties for Terrorism and Incitement Following Amman and Karak Attacks
The proposed legal amendments raise minimum prison terms, end good-behaviour reductions, and mandate post-release security supervision.
Dbeibeh and Tetteh Discuss 4+4 Committee Track and Political Process in Tripoli
The meeting focused on following up on the mini-committee's outcomes and coordinating efforts toward elections.
King Abdullah II of Jordan's Vision on Religion and Politics Balances Civil Governance Against Extremism
An overview drawn from the monarch's book and key initiatives details boundaries between faith, statecraft, and ideological radicalism.
Araghchi Calls on Washington to Choose Between Ending Confrontation or Open Conflict
Iran's foreign minister says a two-day initiative remains available while asserting readiness for either war or talks.
Iraqi Political Factions Reject Reported US Demand to Close Border Crossings with Iran
Parliamentary blocs urge the reopening of the Al-Shaib crossing amid local protests and disputed closure motives.
Jordanian Cabinet Decides to Double Terrorism Penalties and Tighten Precautionary Measures
The decisions include combining prison sentences and tightening supervision rules following the completion of jail terms.
Jordanian Cabinet Approves Toughened Amendments to Terrorism Prevention Law
The revisions eliminate early release, require mandatory accumulation of sentences, and impose post-release security measures.
Aryeh Deri Leaves Shas Knesset List While Retaining Party Leadership
The departure takes Deri away from direct parliamentary work without altering the party's seat tally.
Turkey and Iraq Agree to Enforce Iraqi Authority in Sinjar and End PKK Presence
Ankara announces the phased handover of the Bashiqa-Zilkan base to Baghdad as both nations activate a joint security coordination committee.
Isaac Herzog Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Next Israeli Government
The Yesh Atid leader secures 67 Knesset recommendations and invites Likud and Religious Zionism to join a coalition.
Egypt Condemns Incursion by Israeli Settlers at Al-Aqsa Mosque Courtyards
Cairo terms entry under force protection a regional risk and rejects any changes to the site's status.
Sudanese Military Arrests Former Ruling Party Chief Ahmed Haroun
Officials from Sudan's formerly ruling National Congress Party confirm the detention of the prominent Islamist leader.
Knesset faces storming warnings as Likud prepares election challenge
Security concerns precede the swearing-in ceremony as Gadi Eisenkot prepares to receive the mandate to form a government.
Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajeh Calls for Ending Israeli Occupation and Restricting Weapons to State
Speaking in Canada, Rajeh rejected foreign regional ambitions and stressed that strategic decisions must return to Beirut.
Jordanian Cabinet Immediately Imposes Full 12-Month Prison Year on Terrorism Inmates
Good-behavior reductions and early release are suspended alongside plans to double minimum sentences under urgent legislative reforms.
Donald Trump Condemns US Midterm Election Outcomes
The US president calls the vote a historic decline, linking voter choices to recent political controversies and financial volatility.
House Speaker and Permanent Office Delegation Visit Saint George Church in Humud
Parliamentary leaders express solidarity with local residents and families of martyrs in Karak Governorate following a terrorist attack.
Algeria and United States Discuss Security Cooperation, Crime, and Wildfires
Talks in Algiers address expertise sharing, environmental hazards, and an upcoming visit by a Kansas delegation.
Omani Foreign Minister and UN Envoy Discuss Resuming Yemen Political Path
Talks in Muscat focus on de-escalation and reaching a comprehensive settlement to the conflict.
Stagnation in Peace Efforts Between Turkish Government and Kurdistan Workers' Party Sparks Concern
Official assurances from parliament and ministers counter rising doubts over stalled disarmament and dissolution steps.
Egypt and Kuwait Condemn Ballistic Missile Attacks Directed at Riyadh and Saudi Territory
Arab states and regional bodies voice solidarity with the kingdom following missile launches aimed at Riyadh, Medina, and Mecca.
Jordanian Cabinet Advances Tougher Anti-Terrorism Penalties and Ends Sentence Reductions
The proposed amendments raise minimum prison terms, mandate consecutive sentencing, and eliminate good-behavior term reductions for terrorism convicts.
Jordan's Military Chief Meets Ambassadors of Romania, Azerbaijan, and Yemen
Talks at the General Command focused on defense cooperation, bilateral relations, and regional developments.
Past Remarks by US Leaders Revisit Repercussions of Foreign Interventions and Militancy
Statements by top political figures reopen scrutiny over the role of US foreign policy in regional instability.
Committee Finalizes Draft Response to Speech from the Throne and Submits It to House Leadership
The draft will be debated and formally approved by lawmakers before being presented to King Abdullah II.
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Withdraws from Regional Government as Political Rift Deepens
The departure follows an Erbil parliamentary session convened by the KDP without its traditional power-sharing partner.
Jordanian Cabinet Moves to Toughen Anti-Terror Laws and Raise Minimum Sentences to 10 Years
The proposed legal amendments eliminate good-conduct reductions, aggregate prison terms, and mandate electronic surveillance upon release.
Erdogan and Aliyev Reaffirm Unbreakable Turkey-Azerbaijan Alliance in Shusha
The leaders of Turkey and Azerbaijan stressed their enduring partnership and post-conflict cooperation during joint remarks in Karabakh.
Jordan Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia and Attempted Strike on Aramco Facility
Amman declares full solidarity with Riyadh and rejects assaults directed at civilian and economic installations.
Palestinian Ministry Documents 26 Al-Aqsa Incursions and 130 Blocked Calls to Prayer at Ibrahimi Mosque in October
Monthly record notes broad measures including site closures and a renewed six-month ban on Al-Aqsa's preacher.
Donald Trump's Power Diminishes Following Democratic Victory in U.S. Midterm Elections
Global ramifications emerge for international allies and adversaries as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress.
Ehud Barak urges Gadi Eisenkot to swiftly form government and unseat Netanyahu
The former Israeli prime minister welcomes Arab party participation while Netanyahu's camp appeals for unity against Iranian threats.
Trump Enacts Import Tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico
Executive orders took effect on February 1, 2025, amid broader foreign policy shifts under the 47th U.S. president.
Two Terrorist Attacks in Jordan Ignite Debates on Security Measures and Prison Reform
Former officials and public figures call for policy reviews and legislative scrutiny after assaults on a church and the Sri Lankan consulate.
Yemeni Army Announces 875 Operations Against Houthis Under Dawn of Yemen Campaign
Government forces report killing or incapacitating 130 fighters while striking positions across multiple provinces.
Algerian Outcry Follows European Union Request for Clarification on Niger Troop Deployment
Political figures condemn Brussels for questioning sovereign defense pacts as parliament approves securing regional energy sites.
Israel Issues Demolition Notices for 4 Structures in Abu al-Nwar Bedouin Community East of Jerusalem
The orders target residential and farming facilities following recent moves to seal the only access road into the area.
Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government
The leader of the Yashar party faces a tight deadline to build a coalition after elections produced no Knesset majority.
Donald Trump Announces Deal to End Annual US Military Aid to Israel After 2026
The move cuts short a decade-long funding framework by halting yearly allocations of US$3.8 billion two years ahead of schedule.
Settlers Cut Utilities and Attack Residents in Al-Masoudiya to Force Displacement
Dozens of residents face power sabotage and home incursions as an adjacent outpost encroaches on their land.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon Pledges French Naval Escorts for Pro-Palestinian Civilian Fleets
The French presidential hopeful vows state protection for aid flotillas and rejects Israeli land annexations if elected.
Democrats Secure Broad Midterm Victories in US House and Senate Races
Democrats flip at least 30 House seats and 7 Senate seats amid voter discontent over economic fallout from the war on Iran.
La France Insoumise Places Gaza War at Center of 2027 Presidential Platform
The new presidential platform proposes sanctions against Israel, suspension of the EU partnership, and alternatives to the two-state solution.
Amin Al-Okaimi Returns to Command Al-Jawf Amid Efforts to Unify Military Front
The appointment of the governor and military axis commander comes alongside questions over leadership cohesion and advances in the east.
Erdogan Arrives in Karabakh for Victory Day Celebrations Following Invitation from Aliyev
The Turkish president is scheduled to hold talks in Shusha and tour memorial sites during an official visit to Azerbaijan.
Egypt and Turkey Discuss Regional Escalation in the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean
A phone call between the foreign ministers emphasizes diplomatic coordination alongside regional partners to contain ongoing tensions.
Port Sudan Authority Takes Dispute with US to UN Legal Committee Over al-Burhan Visa Denial
The authority called for legal measures against Washington after the army commander was barred from attending the General Assembly in September.
Egyptian Foreign Minister and UN Envoy Discuss Reviving Libya's Political Track in Tripoli
The meeting at the reopened Egyptian embassy focused on securing a Libyan-led political settlement based on the 2015 Skhirat Agreement.
Israeli Forces Tighten Military Measures North of Jerusalem and East of Ramallah
Additional operational restrictions disrupted civilian travel across the two West Bank sectors.
Iran Warns US of Devastating Response if Washington Starts a War
Iran's top security official issues a stark threat following the US midterm elections.
Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government as Protesters Demand Arab Parties Join Coalition
Hundreds rallied across Israel calling for an end to Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure as opposition factions navigate coalition hurdles.
United Arab List Prepares to Back Eisenkot Government Without Coalition Deal
The Joint List will refrain from toppling the prospective administration to keep Netanyahu and the far right out of power.
Speaker Al-Tarawneh Calls for Comprehensive Review of Counter-Terrorism Laws in Meeting with Top Judge
Jordanian House speaker and Judicial Council president emphasize inter-branch cooperation to close legal gaps and reinforce the rule of law.
Israeli Defense Minister Declares Mission in Iran Not Yet Complete
Israel Katz renews accusations that Tehran is seeking nuclear weapons following two major confrontations.
Jordanian Lawmaker Ismail Al-Mashaqbeh Criticizes Energy Policy and Reliance on Taxation
The parliamentarian urges authorities to pursue available energy alternatives rather than imposing further financial burdens on citizens.
Jordan Warns Palestinian Displacement Means War and Denounces Extremist Israeli Officials
Government spokesperson Mohammed Al-Momani stresses national sovereignty and reaffirms Hashemite custodianship of Jerusalem holy sites.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon Pledges French Ships Will Escort Palestinian Solidarity Fleets if Elected President
The La France Insoumise candidate tells a campaign rally he will take direct action against the war in Gaza and land annexations.
Jordanian MP Ahmed Al-Raqab Urges Surge in Aid for Gaza Displaced as Rains Inundate Tents
Lawmaker calls on global relief bodies and the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization to act as winter weather hits displaced families.
Egypt and Tunisia Discuss Closer Ties and Regional Security at Tripoli Meeting
Foreign ministers meet on the sidelines of the CEN-SAD gathering to align on upcoming bilateral commitments.
Sisi and Museveni Discuss Regional Crises and Bilateral Ties in Phone Call
The leaders of Egypt and Uganda emphasized political settlements and territorial sovereignty amid ongoing regional developments.
Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government
Backing from 67 lawmakers paves the way for the Yeshar leader as figures close to Trump push for a quick transition.
Coalition Intercepts Three Ballistic Missiles Fired Toward Riyadh and Eastern Saudi Arabia
Civil Defense alerts sounded across five regions as authorities later declared the unspecified danger had passed.
Ahmed Haroun Appears in First Video Interview Since Fall of Bashir Regime
The former ruling party chief proposes a hybrid governance model and blames his regime's security committee for its downfall.
Analytical Study Examines Existential Challenges Facing Arab World and Developments in Palestine
The assessment charts the impact of the Gaza war and West Bank settlement expansion on the regional structure between 2023 and 2026.
Trump Directs Justice Department to Investigate Democrats Over Alleged Intimidation
The US president alleges intimidation of donors and officials following midterm election results, without providing evidence.
United Nations Confirms De Mistura Continues Western Sahara Mission Despite End of MINURSO
The personal envoy conducts diplomatic work from Brussels as field operations monitoring the ceasefire wind down.
Tunisian President Declares No Truce in Anti-Corruption Fight and Meets Senior Officials
Kais Saied highlighted public service disruptions, market speculation, and education reform during meetings with legislative and education leaders.
Political Pressures and Electoral Fallout Complicate Washington and Tel Aviv's Approach to Iran
US electoral setbacks and rising economic strains complicate potential military escalation against Tehran as leaders reassess their options.
Iraqi Government and Armed Factions Clash Over Economic Interests and Disarmament
Mutual accusations over oil contracts and real estate investments emerge alongside intercepted weapons and stalled disarmament plans.
Donald Trump Appoints Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff to Replace Susie Wiles
The move follows a lobbying push by Katie Miller after Republican midterm election losses.
Republican Losses in Midterm Elections Trigger Party Rift Over Trump's Policies
Vice President JD Vance points to the war with Iran as House Speaker Mike Johnson steps aside from minority leadership.
Abdul Rasul Sayyaf Says Foreign Powers Fail in Afghanistan Due to Misunderstanding Its People
Former mujahideen leader explains in a broadcast interview why invading armies repeatedly fail to subdue the country.
Mauritanian Prime Minister Presents Policy Plan to Parliament Pledging to Protect Purchasing Power
The agenda sets out growth projections, regional infrastructure plans, and preparations for a long-term vision.
Trump Appoints Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff to Replace Susie Wiles
The move follows Republican losses in the congressional midterms and Wiles's resignation amid debate over the party's direction.
UN Mission Signals Broader Libyan Dialogue if 4+4 Track Stalls
UN envoy Hanna Tetteh concludes Benghazi talks with a warning that the mission may widen political talks if current committee understandings fail to advance.
Turkey's Candidate for UN Secretary-General Outlines Priorities at Headquarters
Feridun Sinirlioğlu emphasizes institutional reform, multilateralism, and dispute resolution.
Democrats Secure Crucial Victories in Texas Stronghold of Tarrant County
A political shift in the long-held Republican area aided Democratic wins for governor, U.S. Senate, and county leadership.
Republican Party Loses Control of Both Houses of Congress in US Midterms
Over 100 million voters cast ballots amid broad dissatisfaction with Donald Trump's domestic and foreign policy direction.
Yemeni Journalists Offer Divergent Readings on Prospects of Ending Conflict After Over a Decade of War
Assessments range between cautious optimism and field realism amid resumed confrontations and ongoing divisions.
Abdul Rab Rasul Sayyaf Recounts Origins of Afghan Islamist Movement and Campus Politics
A television interview details early student mobilization against leftist rivals leading up to the 1973 coup.
Former Enslaved Woman Habi Bint Rabah Takes Parliamentary Seat in Mauritania
The anti-slavery activist joined the National Assembly following a final judicial ruling against a sitting deputy.
Democrats Secure Landslide Victory to Win Majorities in US House and Senate
The margins surpassed polling forecasts and exposed internal Republican divisions as Democrats prepare for legislative oversight of the Trump administration.
US Military Transport Flights to the Middle East Stir Debate Over Escalation Goals
Military cargo deployments coincide with indirect diplomatic talks and impending political shifts in Israel.
Security Experts Assess Rising Threats to Jordan From Southern Syria
Analysts examine risks of regional polarization, weapons smuggling, and extremist infiltration along the northern border.
Turkish Labor Minister Meets Lebanese Counterpart in Mardin
The meeting took place on the sidelines of Turkey's launch of its 2027-2029 Just Transition Action Plan.
Trump Accuses Democrats of Threatening Republican Figures and Donors
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Jordanian Senators Call for Review of Penal and Anti-Terrorism Laws
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US House Approves Defense Bill Incorporating Israeli Military Technology
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Donald Trump Offers UFC Chief Dana White Press Secretary Role
The proposal extended to mixed martial arts fighters amid conflicting reports over whether White declined.
Malaysia King Warns Against Challenging House Arrest Order for Former Prime Minister Najib Razak
Sultan Ibrahim declares the conditional pardon unambiguous after the attorney general halted the transfer despite payment of the required fine.
Trump Orders Justice Department to Investigate Democrats Following Midterm Elections
The US president accuses political opponents of criminal extortion following their victory in both chambers of Congress.
Trump Directs Justice Department to Investigate Democrats Following Midterm Defeat
The US president accused his opponents of criminal intimidation over planned congressional inquiries without presenting evidence.
Lebanon Insists on Framework Agreement and Rejects Replacement with Memorandum of Understanding
Beirut tracks leadership shifts in Washington and Israel while maintaining US-sponsored talks separate from Tehran.
Mauritanian Prime Minister Presents Policy Programme to Parliament for Vote of Confidence
Mokhtar Ould Djay highlights household purchasing power, economic stimulus, and agriculture ahead of a parliamentary debate and vote on Monday.
Syrian Parliamentary Committee Steps Up Meetings Ahead of New Media Law
Discussions focus on addressing government media obstacles amid union calls for broad inclusion across the sector.
Palestinian Authority Arrests Property Brokers After Settlers Take Over Houses in Jericho
Investigators detain suspects over alleged property transfers after twenty Israeli families entered eight homes in Al-Duyuk Al-Tahta.
Egypt and European Union Hold Talks on Cooperation and Upcoming Second Summit
Discussions covered economic investment, regional tensions, maritime security, and institutional dialogue on human rights.
Yemeni Officials Report Syrian Troops Deploying to Saudi Arabia and Yemen While Damascus Denies Plan
Conflicting accounts emerge as Yemeni sources report the arrival of personnel while Syrian diplomacy rejects reports of sending forces.
Experts Link Rising Syria Border Threats to Iranian Resentment Following Drug Bust
Syrian Ministry of Defense forces intercepted a smuggling attempt from Lebanon, seizing large caches of hashish and Captagon in Serghaya.
Jordanian Crown Prince Observes Advanced Drone System Displays in Estonia
Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah viewed presentations showcasing the latest unmanned aerial vehicle technology during his visit to Estonia.
Turnout Drops in French Cost of Living Protests Ahead of Planned Government Talks
Demonstrations across France saw lower participation while Paris prepares for a conference with unions and employers to address wages.
Saudi Foreign Minister Discusses Regional De-escalation with Qatari and Egyptian Counterparts
Separate phone calls addressed initiatives to contain tensions, ensure maritime navigation freedom, and halt military escalation.
Jean-Luc Melenchon Launches 2027 French Presidential Platform in Le Bourget
The veteran left-wing candidate proposes lowering the pension age, raising minimum pay, and withdrawing from NATO amid conflicting polling measures.
US Vice President J.D. Vance Engages in Indirect Talks With Iran to Seek Ceasefire
The high-level diplomatic push involves regional mediators alongside parallel military pressure from Washington.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Prepares for 2028 Presidential Run
The Florida governor lays early campaign groundwork following midterm results, despite issuing a public denial.
US Senator-Elect Abdul El-Sayed Registers Habibi PAC Following Midterm Victory
The first Muslim member of the US Senate establishes a new leadership committee named after his viral campaign remark to the vice president.
Jean-Luc Melenchon Launches His 2027 French Presidential Platform at Le Bourget Rally
The veteran leftist leader presented his 'Common Future' agenda near Paris, pledging sweeping political change and refusing calls to moderate his stances.
Houston Mayor Restricts Police Cooperation With ICE
The executive order reverses an earlier policy adopted under pressure from the Republican governor, following major midterm election shifts in Texas.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government
The Yeshar party leader secures endorsements from 67 lawmakers following legislative elections, outpacing Benjamin Netanyahu.
Iran's Mohsen Rezaei Claims Turmoil in Trump Administration and Warns Washington Against War
The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council asserts top US officials are on their way out following midterm election losses.
UNRWA Pledges to Continue Services Amid Deficit as UN Chief Renews Support
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Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government
The mandate follows a deadlocked parliamentary election that left Benjamin Netanyahu without a clear majority.
Arab Parliament Condemns Terrorist Attack on Security Officer in Jordan
The regional legislative body denounces an assault aimed at a member of the Jordanian security services.
New Zealand Election Leaves Outcome Unsettled Ahead of Special Vote Count
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Abdul El-Sayed Wins US Senate Seat for Michigan
The Democratic candidate defeated Republican Mike Rogers, bolstering the party's progressive wing amid debate over internal strategy.
Funeral Held in Amman for Jordanian Security Officer Killed in Embassy Gate Attack
Thousands gathered alongside senior officials as the prime minister pledged to bring the perpetrators of the assault to justice.
Sisi Directs Study on Creating Strategic Reserve for Emergencies
The Egyptian presidency reviews crisis readiness as the government introduces a temporary austerity drive.
Marco Rubio Tightens Oversight at State Department to Curb Conflicts of Interest
The US secretary of state warns senior officials to respect jurisdictional boundaries following high-profile exits and ahead of the 2028 presidential race.
Jordanian Lawmakers Demand Harsher Penalties for Extremist Terrorist Crimes
A parliamentary memo signed by over 80 deputies calls for precautionary measures and a review of correctional procedures.
Egypt and Chad Agree to Boost Coordination Over Regional Challenges
Foreign ministers of both nations meet in Tripoli to address bilateral ties and regional security during Sahel-Saharan bloc sessions.
Erdogan and Trump Discuss US-Iran Tensions and the Ukraine War
The Turkish president urges his US counterpart to resolve disputes with Iran diplomatically and step up dialogue between Moscow and Kyiv.
Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government Amid Diplomatic Push on Gaza
The opposition leader receives an initial deadline to build a coalition as international envoys seek to implement Donald Trump's 20-point plan.
Trump Names Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff After Midterm Defeat
The hardline immigration adviser replaces Susie Wiles as Democrats take control of Congress.
JD Vance Shifts Rhetoric Following Republican Midterm Losses
The vice president emphasized his personal agenda and attributed midterm defeats to the Iran war as 2028 speculation emerges.
Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Next Government
The mandate follows calls by Netanyahu for a unity coalition amid disputes over partnership terms.
Israeli Opposition Negotiates to Form Government Led by Eisenkot as Golan Accuses Netanyahu of Coup Attempt
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Israeli President Tasks Opposition Leader Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government
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Trump Offers White House Press Secretary Role to UFC Boss Dana White
The US president calls on the mixed martial arts promoter to fill the vacant post and recruit prominent fighters as aides.
Paraguay President Santiago Peña Impeached and Placed Under House Arrest Following Bank Collapse
Congress strips Peña of presidential immunity after the failure of Ueno Bank froze deposits for 2.9 million people, as Vice President Pedro Alliana assumes office.
Netanyahu Calls for Unity Government as Herzog Tasks Eisenkot with Forming Coalition
The opposition confronts internal divisions over partnering with Arab parties following an election that left both blocs short of a Knesset majority.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Visits Tripoli, Reopens Embassy, and Discusses Maritime Borders
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Syria Denies Sending Troops to Yemen, Affirming Saudi Military Ties Focus on Training
Damascus rejects reports of battlefield deployments to Yemen following newly signed defense agreements with Riyadh.
Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot With Forming New Government
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