The region is relieved about de-escalation. But it is also alarmed about an unrestrained Israel, writes H.A. Hellyer.

The events which have been unfolding in the Middle East between Israel and Iran are not just another regional flare-up. They are not episodic. They are systemic. The Israeli-Iranian confrontation, ...

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and others in the region have sought closer relations with Iran over recent years in ...

Months after dictator Bashar al-Assad fled Syria, the country’s Kurdish population faces continued uncertainty — and Turkish ...

Iranian Kurdish dissidents have been watching from abroad for signs that the government in Tehran might falter after the ...

On the night of June 13, at 03:10, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that Israel had launched a preemptive ...

Israel's Hanegbi leads daily talks with Syria, hints at Golan withdrawal for normalization. Efforts aim to include ...

Air India said Tuesday it would start resuming service to the Middle East and Europe after Israel and Iran agreed to a ceasefire. Flights to the U.S. East Coast and Canada will "resume at the ...

This represents a watershed in Middle East politics. In the future, there are two potential scenarios. One is that Tehran and Tel Aviv could reach a relatively long-lasting peace.

The confrontation in the Middle East is likely to distract Western attention and resources from the war in Ukraine and make it easier for Russia to pursue its battlefield goals.

Drawing attention to the dangers facing Rojhilat Kurdistan, the KNK has announced it is working to form a common platform ...

Brett McGurk, the former White House coordinator for the Middle East, praised President Donald Trump after he announced a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran on Monday. McGurk, who served ...