Turkish parliament ‘highly likely’ to accept Finland NATO bid: Report

Sweden's prime minister says Finland is more likely to join NATO before Stockholm

The BBC’s abysmal coverage of Qatar’s World Cup

The British state-owned broadcaster’s refusal to show Qatar’s Opening Ceremony reeks of hypocrisy

Documents confirm Saudi involvement in Iran riots: Report

The documents revealed a specific targeting of the Iranian opposition and the youth to destabilize Iran from within

FBI opens investigation into Israeli murder of Al Jazeera reporter

Israeli officials bristled at the news, with outgoing defense minister Benny Gantz calling it a mistake and highlighting that Israel 'stands behind all soldiers'

Saudi Arabia quells dissent inside the United States: Report

Saudi Arabia, a key ally of the US and Israel, holds one of the poorest human rights records in the world for several decades

Trump illegally kept classified intelligence on Iran’s missile program: Report

Back in 2019, Trump unknowingly revealed the existence of an unrivaled US spy satellite monitoring Iran's missile program

Israeli army overstretched, underequipped in face of West Bank resistance: Report

The IDF denied the report of poor living conditions in its bases, claiming the competence and readiness of its troops have not been affected

UK national smuggled into Syria by Canadian intelligence: BBC

Shamima Begum, a 22-year-old UK citizen who went to Syria at age 15 to join ISIS, has now appealed to have her citizenship restored

UK special forces covered up civilian executions in Afghanistan: BBC

Over 50 Afghan civilians were reportedly killed by the British SAS between November 2010 and May 2011

Jordan says Iran ‘not a threat’ despite reported plans for anti-Iran military alliance

Jordan's foreign minister continues to reject Israeli and western reports that suggest Israel and Arab states, with US assistance, are forming a military alliance against Iran

Iran accepts credentials of Taliban-appointed diplomats: Report

Tehran maintains that official recognition of the Taliban remains dependent on their respect for the rights of religious minorities and women

Germany evicts Afghan refugees to make way for Ukrainian refugees: Report

The unequal treatment reflects a trend among western governments and media outlets towards refugees depending on their race and nation of origin

Taliban places ban on BBC, DW, and Voice of America in Afghanistan

The BBC referred to its programming as 'independent and impartial journalism' despite its UK state funding being public knowledge

BBC admits Syria chemical attack documentary had ‘serious flaws’

Correction comes 10 months after Mail on Sunday journalist Peter Hitchens filed a complaint over the report’s inaccuracies

Washington looking at gradual troop withdrawal from Iraq: Report

Pakistan court postpones effort to detain former PM Khan

Security forces have failed to detain former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan for a second day as supporters rally to protect him

UK to launch probe into mass execution of Afghan civilians by British forces

British soldiers murdered at least 54 unarmed civilians, then planted weapons on them to disguise the kills as an outcome of gunfire exchange

Turkiye’s not-so-westward facing opposition

Erdogan's main rival in Sunday's ballots says he wants to push integration across West and Central Asia by positioning Turkiye as a 'western' country that looks east

Kurdish extremists discuss plans for terror attack against Yazidis

Sectarian tensions in the Sinjar region of Iraq remain high after rumors spread on social media that Yazidis had destroyed a mosque

Why Azerbaijan is wringing its hands over Turkish elections

Azerbaijan is watching upcoming Turkish elections with a great deal of concern. An Erdogan victory means continuity for Baku's hardline regional policies, but an opposition win may undermine its recent gains.

Syria to reopen embassy in Tunisia

Syria is set to restore relations with another Arab country that participated in Washington's war on Damascus

Erdogan demands Muslims unite against Israel

The Turkish and Iranian presidents discussed the current situation at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in a phone call on 7 April

Western media distorts reality of Israel’s unprovoked raids of Al-Aqsa Mosque

News outlets from the west have been framing Israeli human rights abuses as 'clashes' between heavily armed shock troops and unarmed Palestinian worshipers

Erbil oil revenues to come under Iraqi supervision

The move continues a trend reversing aspects of Kurdish autonomy gained since the 2003 US invasion of Iraq

Mysterious bombing shakes Israeli security establishment

The explosive device that was planted on the side of the Route 65 highway in Megiddo has been described as very sophisticated in nature, and does not resemble those used by Palestinians in the occupied West Bank

Iraqi, KRG PMs meet to discuss ending disputes

Iraqi and Kurdish leaders affirm the need to resolve issues regarding the distribution of oil revenues and the status of Iraq's disputed territories

Iran establishes 2,200 km of strategic ‘underground cities’: IRGC

These strategic sites retain warships able to deploy drones, oceangoing helicopter carriers, missile-launching capabilities, and several other military innovations from the IRGC

Blinken presses Turkiye over NATO accession for Sweden, Finland

Blinken reiterated that the US strongly supported Finland and Sweden's entry into NATO 'as quickly as possible'

6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Turkiye, Syria

More than 44,000 people reportedly died in Turkiye and Syria due to the 7.8 magnitude earthquake two weeks ago

Israel can do ‘whatever it needs’ against Iran: US ambassador

Tom Nides added that as long as Tehran sends its drones to Moscow, Washington will not resume the nuclear talks to revive the JCPOA