China was swift to express indignation at a secret visit that was made in recent weeks by Taiwan’s Deputy Foreign Minister, François Wu, to Israel, as reported by Reuters, citing three ...
The fate of one of the largest oil fields in Iraq—and in the world—remains unresolved, nearly two months after the Russian company Lukoil announced it could no longer continue operating the field, ...
Despite the rapid developments unfolding behind its borders with Libya, Sudan, and the Gaza Strip, Egypt has continued to focus primarily on its maritime frontiers. For that reason, the issue of ...
Sudan is no longer a destination for oil companies, nor do its oil fields attract many of them the way they did for decades. In fact, the dire security conditions the country has endured since ...
Alhurra’s correspondent quotes an Israeli military source as saying that in the past few days the Israeli army began implementing a major overhaul of its technology and communications arm, aimed ...
From Damascus to Idlib, and from the streets of Gaziantep to Berlin and Stockholm, Syrians marked the first anniversary of the fall of former president Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Despite vast ...
It didn’t take long after Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi invited his Lebanese counterpart, Yousef Raji, to visit Tehran for Raji to decline the offer. Raji, who said current circumstances ...
Thursday, December 11th, 2025 Welcome back to the MBN Iran Briefing. This week, we’ll learn about a new front in the information war between Iran and Israel, catch up on the dispute over three ...
In his weekly episode on Alhurra’s digital platforms, writer and journalist Ibrahim Essa poses a stark question: Does a Muslim need permission to think about his religion? He revisits episodes ...
Tuesday December 9th, 2025 Welcome back to MBN Agenda — your window into how Washington shapes the Middle East, and how the Middle East shapes Washington. This is a new offering from the Middle ...
Dear Colleagues, Iran is struggling at home. Gas prices are about to jump. There are signs that an increasingly anxious ...
The United States has made a dramatic shift in how it handles the war in Sudan: President Donald Trump is now following the file personally. He is “not delegating it,” but overseeing it himself, ...
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