Nobody is trying to restore Yemen to what it once was.
A series of sandstorms has sent thousands to hospitals with breathing problems, and caused the closure of airports, schools, and government offices.
As nuclear talks resume, Iran is feeling both insecure and uncompromising—a dangerous combination.
In 2016, the Turkish government falsely accused me of planning a coup. Five years later, these charges are still upending my life.
U.S. influence has been systematically dismantled across much of the Muslim world, a process abetted by Washington’s own mistakes.
Beijing’s forays in the region present Washington with a test—and an opportunity.
If and when a return to the agreement is reached, the Biden administration will also need to counter Iran’s escalating efforts in the Middle East.
The rigged “election” of Ebrahim Raisi as Iran’s next president has the potential to be a turning point for the country. But its significance will be fully understood only in hindsight.
Accountability is a long way off for Bashar al-Assad. But the world can still preserve the memories of what has happened in Syria.
The competition for influence between Iran and Saudi Arabia has for decades affected the prospects for peace.
Following weeks of escalating tensions, militants in the Gaza Strip began firing rockets into Israel, and Israeli forces have conducted air strikes in Gaza in response.
A new generation of protesters has taken lessons from the Arab world’s failed uprisings of a decade prior.
The Islamic Republic needs America as an enemy. America needs a strategy.
Since being freed from Iranian detention, Xiyue Wang has been unrelenting in his criticism of the authoritarian country—and some American elites’ attempt at rapprochement.
Frequently and to their faces
Some of the scenes from this year’s 14-day, 4,751-mile race through Saudi Arabia
From authoritarian leaders to White House aides to the Palestinians, tallying the winners and losers
WhatsApp diplomacy seems to have worked for the Trump administration.
Americans know what it’s like to suffer the consequences of negligent government.
Images of the widespread damage in Beirut, a day after the devastating blast