Hezbollah says it will not be neutral if the U.S. attacks Iran, but its capabilities are degraded and Lebanon shattered.

Iran’s regime is turning on its own clergy, lambasting them for luxury, lost connection, and dependence on state funds.

A new Iran deal must structurally prevent breakout: 50-year horizon, zero enrichment, intrusive verification, and a ban on missile-nuclear integration.

Iran can agree to a nuclear deal, but not on missiles—they are now its only deterrent after Hezbollah’s erosion.

Trump’s Board of Peace, launched without UN legitimacy, risks replacing international law with power politics.

Lebanon’s ceasefire is collapsing under near-daily Israeli strikes, deepening a humanitarian emergency in a country already shattered by economic collapse.

Sudan’s civil war has created the world’s largest displacement crisis, with 9 million displaced and 25 million in need.

Lebanon’s Sunni Quwwat al-Fajr has joined Hezbollah against Israel, a significant and divisive shift within the Sunni community.

Syria’s Kurds are losing their grip as Washington pivots to Damascus, backing Syrian unity over SDF autonomy.

Trump, once the anti-regime-change candidate, is now boasting of coups in Venezuela and threatening Cuba, Mexico, and Iran.