How long before someone reacts to proof of Iran’s betrayals?

A look back at the destructive referendums of Iran’s past.

Does the fall of the Islamic State signal the tide turning against extremism?

The mindset of a short-sighted nuclear watchdog

A dramatic change in the Israeli-Jordanian relationship is coming.

Is Israel helping forge the sabre of its own demise?

The new front lines in the battle to contain Iranian-led radical Islam

Meet Qais al-Khazali.

Will Iran exploit improving ties between these former enemies to sabotage global trade?

It is no coincidence that Iran’s fingerprints are all over Yemeni terrorist missiles.

A relationship built on the ruins of another

Cooperation with Eritrea set to resurrect Ethiopian sea power

The Islamic Republic is changing tactics to deepen its ties with radicals in Afghanistan.

Push towards democracy seems to be a good step, but will it invite an unwanted guest?

And more recent documents show it’s still working toward a bomb.

The mullahs are quietly extending their reach from the deserts of Iran to the heart of Europe.

Iran lied—but we already knew that.

Iran and Saudi Arabia are attempting to outmanoeuver each other in the Red Sea.

Public threats by the Iranians reveal what the world already knew: Iran never gave up its nuclear ambitions.

Changing Houthi tactics could soon affect you.

Why do the Europeans want to strengthen the Lebanese Armed Forces?

Hailemariam Desalegn departs as Oromo people—and Muslims—look to acquire more control over Ethiopia.