What we are witnessing unfold today in the escalating war involving the US, Israel and Iran may appear to be a conventional geopolitical conflict. Yet beneath this lies a deeper and more uncomfortable ...

Muslims across the United States are observing Ramadan under rising fears tied to immigration raids, anti-Muslim rhetoric, and war in the Middle East.

The current US conflict with Iran has its roots in the CIA-backed coup in 1953, which removed a democratically-elected prime minister with the Shah. The Shah’s ...

The plight of the national team after being accused of treachery by a regime mouthpiece is harrowing, and it’s just one ...

The isolated settlement is Civita di Bagnoregio in Lazio, Italy. Over centuries, erosion carved deep valleys around the volcanic plateau. Today the town remains connected only by a narrow pedestrian ...

Carlson's stream on Thursday suggested that the Hasidic movement is seeking to destroy Muslim holy sites in Israel.

In the 8th century, a revolution reshaped the Islamic world. The Abbasids overthrew the ruling Umayyad dynasty and seized ...

The killing of Iran's supreme leader and ensuing Middle East instability could revive sectarian clashes and see religion emerge as a mobilizing tool.

A fictional account of a third Gulf war between America, Israel and Iran explores how such a conflict might reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics and regional alliances.

An Iran-led order that long backed the likes of Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis – is gone. What will follow is one of the top questions of modern geopolitics.

The caliphate was abolished soon after the birth of modern Turkey. Some tried to keep it alive in the Indian princely state of Hyderabad.

From medieval empires to Iran today, history shows killing rulers breeds chaos—so why does decapitation still drive Western Middle East policy?