About 200 foreign journalists who are in North Korea to cover the “Day of the Sun” celebrations, which mark this year the 105th anniversary of the birth of state founder Kim Il Sung, were told to expect a “big and important event” to take place today. Due to the increased tensions between the U.S. a

The U.S. intercepted communications between Syrian Army officers and chemical experts who were discussing a chemical attack before the deadly attack in Idlib was carried out, according to a senior-level U.S. official. While the communications were intercepted before the attack, they were only review

Russia has vetoed another UN resolution against the Syrian regime in order to protect its ally Bashar al-Assad following the chemical attack in Idlib. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Russian President Vladimir Putin that the relationship between Moscow and Washington is “at a low

In light of the international sanctions imposed on the Lebanese terrorist organization, Hezbollah has turned to Facebook to raise money for its terrorist activities. Hezbollah instructs its supporters to come to Beirut in order to donate the money in person or use Western Union in order to transfer

In the wake of the tensions between Moscow and Washington and the USs threats to act again in Syria, a team from the international Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons set out to Turkey in order to take samples from Idlib attack survivors. The team is determined to officially confirm

Sharon Magen examines the growing cyber espionage threat from China as perceived by Washington, which has labeled it a dire national security hazard, and other nations around the world such as Turkey.

Lebanese-Canadian writer Fred Maroun explains why Christians should stand with Israel not just in their words but also in their actions: “There is only one country in the Middle East where the Christian population is not only growing but where Christians have full rights to practice their religion.”

After the North Korean government promised yesterday that there would be a “large and important event,” satellite imagery from the North Korean monitoring service 38 North was released. According to the analysts who inspected the picture, activities at the nuclear site are similar to those that were