For the first time since 1973, the North African country’s armed forces will be operating outside its borders. The Madama outpost against the expansionist ambitions of Abu Dhabi and Haftar

From the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates to Baniyas in Syria. This is how Iranian attacks in the Strait and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have reshaped oil strategies in the Gulf.

The Halaib Triangle is yet another flashpoint in the Horn of Africa: between 72 and 200 miners were killed by the Egyptians whilst extracting gold from disputed territory.

Israel’s perpetual state of alert, the co-pilot with the knife, the struggles and the crash that was narrowly averted. Details and key moments from a flight along a route that symbolises the new Middle East

According to Haaretz, the President of the UAE rang to say that Sinwar was preparing an attack on Israel, “an earthquake”. An entire country’s misjudgement regarding Gaza and the Israeli Prime Minister’s responsibilities

Before the UN vote on extending the arms embargo, following the leaks of the Panel of Experts’ report, two weeks before Burhan’s speech in New York and, above all, the same source

The war is spreading in Chad, where forces from Khartoum are attacking an RSF convoy. The United States has condemned the raid but remains silent on the role of the United Arab Emirates

First the missionary kidnapped in Niger, Kevin Rideout; now two mercenaries from the Africa Corps. Saddam’s strange mediation with the Tuaregs and terrorists, sponsored by Abu Dhabi, in a bid to become the hero of Trump and Putin

To topple the regime in Tehran, Trump needs the Emirates – but not only them