Middle East News
US President Trump threatens Iran with military action over missile and nuclear developments, stressing vigilance and urging talks amid Tehran’s economic and political turmoil.
A ceasefire now holds in Gaza, but Israel’s actions continue. Moves to expand control over the West Bank have drawn sharp criticism from Gulf countries.
Israel continues to detain 80 doctors and medical staff from Gaza and 15 from West Bank, raising urgent humanitarian concerns.
Saudi Arabia has abolished its 50-year-old Kafala system. Millions of migrant workers, including over 1.3 crore Indians, are set to gain new freedoms and protections under a reformed labour framework.
The US president revives fire-and-fury rhetoric as he claims Middle East allies offered to “straighten out Hamas” under his command.
Iran, Russia and China formally declare the UN’s Resolution 2231 expired, closing the chapter on the Iranian nuclear file and challenging Western attempts to restore sanctions.
Trump's visit comes after Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas on Wednesday reached an agreement on the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire, offering a long-awaited respite from the violence in the region.
Al-Rahawi, who had been serving as prime minister in the Houthi-led government since August 2024, was reportedly targeted while attending a routine workshop with other members of his government.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the recognition would be formalised at the United Nations General Assembly in September, and stressed that it is “predicated on commitments Australia has received from the Palestinian Authority.”
Earthmovers crawl across the gravel. Cranes rise from the scorched valley. Bulldozers inch towards the gates. Inside the Fordow nuclear complex in Iran, machines work without pause.
From Bahrain to Dubai, from Abu Dhabi to Oman, the remnants of the British Raj still stood tall.
Upcoming week seems to be busy for Investors despit middle east tension IPO frenzy continues at Dalal steet,
IndiGo’s shares went down by as much as 4.04 percent to Rs5,256 each, while SpiceJet’s shares fell 1.68 percent to Rs43.93 on the BSE.
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said that Washington is pulling some of its military personnel from the Middle East as the region could be a dangerous place.
There is a clear shift in U.S.-Middle East policy: arms, nukes for Saudis and a jet from Qatar highlight Trump’s transactional diplomacy.
The release comes days before the first phase of their ceasefire will end. Israel had delayed the release of more than 600 Palestinian prisoners since Saturday to protest what it called the cruel treatment of hostages during their handover by Hamas.
During the past two weeks, Syrians have rejoiced as symbols of Assad domination came down and the revolutionary flag went up. They held their breath as rebels freed captives from the regime’s notorious prisons.
At around 60 years old, Safieddine was seen as the second-most powerful figure within Hezbollah and a likely successor to the group’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, who also died in an earlier Israeli strike.
The classified documents, dated October 15 and 16, began appearing on the internet last Friday after being posted by a Telegram account named "Middle East Spectator."
Loading...
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
