What do Trump, Milei, Le Pen, Orbán, Merz have in common? The shades of the right have occupied every space in world politics (even those on the left). Because the Italian case is the opposite of what Trump sees

The movement that toppled Assad began in the north, but it was from the southern provinces of Suwayda and Daraa that the decisive blow was struck. Here, militias have coalesced into a "joint command" parallel to the one led by HTS. And now? “War is haram, but not if we must defend ourselves,” says Hijri

Conversation with the Iranian writer in exile in Washington: "Evin is a terrible place. Being imprisoned in isolation, with people who do not speak your language, is itself a form of torture. Let’s bring her home"

The rapid growth of cryptocurrencies under Trump also reveals a blatant intertwining of public roles and private interests

The small Christian village of Maaloula recalls what Julani's group was when they were still called Al Nusra. Here, in 2013, the Qaeda-affiliated militants killed dozens of people and kidnapped twelve nuns. The Syrian government amidst prayers in Aramaic

Putin's war and the broader threat. The azeris accuse Moscow of downing the Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190

Determination and deterrence ultimately lead to victory: the middle eastern lesson for Zelensky's Ukraine

Meloni's government had taken the lead of a coalition of european countries that had asked the Eu Commission to change its strategy toward the Damascus regime, with the aim of reducing the migratory pressure from Syria to Europe

With a tweet, the head of Tesla, Starlink, and SpaceX managed to stir up Congress, which was preparing for Christmas. What will happen to the public spending bill that must pass by December 21?

It is not true that villains necessarily have a grim, menacing look. Brian Thompson's killer had an open, smiling face—anything but that of someone destined to kill