Drone and missile attack on UAE oil facilities and airport sends a message about the war in Yemen, and an equally strong signal to the U.S. and Israel about Iran’s determination

The attack more than 120 kilometers north of the capital Baghdad was one of the deadliest targeting the Iraqi military in recent months

Three decades ago, what had been the most ambitious ideological project in contemporary human history – involving the rise of a truly fearsome superpower – ended in a whimper. Nine men and women who grew up in the USSR look back at the trials and tribulations of that critical turning point

'Fist of the Free' seeks to showcase 'fighting spirit that resists the occupation,' says head of artistic production unit for Gaza’s ruling group

After missing innumerable exit routes, Netanyahu now wants a deal ■ Though the 'Bibists' are celebrating the trial's collapse, that couldn't be further from the truth ■ In any case, Herzog is too decent to pardon Netanyahu

U.S. sanctions and other factor may doom NSO, but this week showed how much information it still holds ■ What's missing from the submarine discourse

Israelis are weening themselves off the daily COVID numbers at a symbolic time when the trend is pointing in one direction: Up

The third trilateral drill, held in the Indian Ocean, is launched as Iran seeks to boost military cooperation, stronger ties with Beijing and Moscow amid tensions with Washington