Trump approves billions in arms for Israel and Saudi Arabia as stockpiles shrink and Congress prepares to fight back.
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Iraq’s ISIS trials test U.S. leverage as Baghdad balances justice, repatriation, and a legal system scarred by past abuses
Iran’s missile forces survived two wars underground, but Tehran’s reliance on them may become a single point of failure.
Iran’s oil war escalates as Houthis strike Saudi pipelines and seize Bab al-Mandeb, revealing desperation rather than strength.
Somali piracy resurges as the Iran war creates a security vacuum, with pirates attacking 15 vessels and ransoms funding operations.
Can American forces stabilize Tehran after conventional defeat, or will a relentless guerrilla campaign drain U.S. political resolve?
Turkey’s nuclear rhetoric shifted after 2016, hinting at weapons ambitions while hedging keeps the option alive without crossing the threshold.
Jewish terrorism surges as courts release extremists and political backing for enforcement collapses, threatening Israel’s democracy and regional standing.
Houthi forces seized Mokha and Perim Island, threatening Bab al Mandeb shipping as Saudi Arabia closed its pipeline.
Turkey and Israel edge toward confrontation over Syria, forcing Washington to mediate between a NATO ally and its closest partner.