Iran Courts Iraqi Kurdish, Sunni Leaders to Abandon Sadr | Iran still hoping to salvage its own coalition bloc
Iran Courts Iraqi Kurdish, Sunni Leaders to Abandon Sadr
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Biden Administration Not Shutting Door on Iran Nuclear Deal, for Now
Biden Administration Not Shutting Door on Iran Nuclear Deal, for Now | Top Senate Dem: Deal would do nothing for regional stability
South Korea’s President-Elect to Consider Joining the Quad, AUKUS
Yoon Suk-yeol is expected to be more hawkish
Beijing Condemns Latest US Warship Passage Through Taiwan Strait
China said the US was ‘undermining peace’
Biden to Visit Lockheed Martin Alabama Facility Producing Javelin Missiles
US wants to send more Javelins to Ukraine
Russia Cuts Off Gas Supply to Poland, Bulgaria for Not Paying in Rubles
Russia's Gazprom has halted gas deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria over the countries' refusal to pay in rubles. In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered "unfriendly" countries to pay for gas in rubles in response to the US-led Western sanctions campaign...
Israel Attacks Syrian Capital, Killing Nine
Israel Attacks Syrian Capital, Killing Nine | Five soldiers reportedly among the slain
Russia Says It Destroyed US, European Weapons in Ukraine Missile Strikes
On Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry said Russian forces destroyed a large stockpile of weapons provided by the US and European countries in missile strikes in Ukraine. The ministry said the strikes were delivered using Kalibr cruise missiles and that they...
Kurds Warn Turkey’s Strategy in Iraq Is to ‘Occupy the Region’
Kurds Warn Turkey’s Strategy in Iraq Is to ‘Occupy the Region’ | Turkey claims success in the first stage of offensive
Blinken Claims That Iran Is Trying to Kill Mike Pompeo, Current US Officials
Secretary of State Antony Blinken claimed without evidence on Tuesday that attempts by Iran to kill former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other former and current US officials are real and ongoing. Blinken told Congress he was confirming the details of a State...
