Israel orders shut down of Palestinian radio offices in East Jerusalem

Israeli authorities also summoned the staff of the radio channel for questioning, after accusing it of inciting violence against Israel

Several European consulates shut down over Istanbul terror threats

The US State Department issued a terror alert for Turkiye, stating that synagogues, churches, and western diplomatic missions are a potential target for attacks

Israeli troops forcibly shut down six Palestinian NGOs

The NGOs were designated as terrorist organizations by Israel last year for alleged ties to the PFLP resistance group

Afghanistan’s embassies set to shut down as humanitarian crisis deepens

A majority of Afghan ambassadors abroad have refused to recognize the Taliban government

Lebanese power plants forced to shut down as fuel reserves run dry

On the same day Lebanon began what has been described as a 'total blackout,' the 13th convoy of Hezbollah-acquired Iranian fuel entered the country from Syria

Israel to impose full shutdown in fear of security breaches during elections

Israel's security services are at the highest readiness after receiving threatening messages about possible violations on election day

Israeli shutdown of Palestinian NGOs ‘not acceptable’: EU

The EU called on Israel to cease its violations of NGOs in the occupied territories

Iraqi PM cuts Egypt trip short as Sadrist protesters force judiciary shutdown

Followers of Muqtada al-Sadr are demanding that the judiciary dissolve parliament, despite officials announcing they do not have the authority to do so

Palestinian NGOs shutdown by Israel ‘not going anywhere’

Several of the NGOs, branded as 'terrorist groups' by Israel, had been documenting war crimes committed by the occupation army

Lebanon’s last running power plant on the verge of shutting down

The Deir Ammar plant is awaiting the arrival of an Iraqi fuel shipment in order to restart production

Taliban temporarily shuts down girls’ high schools across Afghanistan

The move was condemned by the Turkish foreign ministry and may affect trust between Afghanistan's allies Iran and China, who both expect reforms under the Interim Government

Lebanon’s Fransabank shuts down all branches in response to assets freeze

Over half a dozen Lebanese banks have been hit with judicial orders freezing their assets in connection to their role in the economic collapse of 2019

Lebanon considers shutting down foreign missions due to economic crisis: Report

Sources have revealed that Lebanese embassy workers abroad have not received their salaries in a month

Egypt shuts down Rafah border crossing with Gaza

Border shut-down comes a day after Israel launched airstrikes into the occupied territory

UN officials demand US close down Guantanamo detention center

UN experts slammed the continued opening of the prison as a "stain" on Washington's claims of adherence to the rule of law

Road blockades set up across Lebanon in protest against economic meltdown

Over recent days the Lebanese currency has dropped to a historic low as the UN estimates over 80 percent of the country is living below the poverty line

Russia chides EU big three for dissolving INSTEX trade mechanism for Iran

After Germany, the UK, and France shut down INSTEX, Iran blasted their 'absolute failure to be financially independent from the US'

Iran’s chain poisonings: an act of terrorism, a crime or mass hysteria?

Strange reports of the poisoning of Iranian schoolgirls come amidst a sustained western propaganda campaign for regime change against the Islamic Republic.

Israeli settlers attack Huwara for second time in ten days

Government officials have emboldened settlers to ‘wipe out’ Huwara

Jericho under military siege after US-Israeli citizen killed in shooting attack

Violence in the West Bank spiked this month in the wake of dual massacres of Palestinians by Israeli troops in Jenin and Nablus

Germany expels two Iranian diplomats

The diplomats were expelled from the country over Tehran's recent sentencing of a German national to death

Bahraini protesters detained in Arab Spring anniversary demonstration

Anti-monarchy demonstrations began on February 14, 2011, and have been held on a regular basis ever since the popular uprising started

Embassy shooting takes fragile Iran-Azerbaijan ties to the brink

The recent gun attack at Azerbaijan’s embassy in Tehran may have been exploited by Baku for the benefit of close ally Israel.

Amid Turkiye’s rubble lies Erdogan’s political fate

The full impact of the recent earthquake that hit both Turkiye and Syria has yet to be fully assessed, but the Turkish Republic has already sustained significant damage that could have long-lasting political effects.

Iranian oil exports to Pakistan hindered by sanctions and thriving black market

Despite defying US sanctions on Russian fuel imports, Islamabad has shied away from doing the same with Tehran, hindering potential lucrative bilateral trade between the two neighboring states. 

Unidentified drone bypasses US security at Ain al-Assad base

According to an anonymous source, this was the first time that the base’s security was compromised in such a way

Chinese companies sign oil extraction deal with Taliban government

This marks the first time the Taliban administration signs a public commodities deal with a foreign nation since its assumption of power in 2021

Eurasia’s Middle Corridor: An Atlanticist frenzy to stifle Europe-Asia integration

Geopolitical interests between the Anglo-American establishment and the Sino-Russian-led axis will clash over the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route.

US weighs denying visas to Israelis suspected of violence against Palestinians

Since the start of the year, 166 Palestinians have been killed in the occupied West Bank at the hands of Israeli troops

Israel deports Palestinian-French rights lawyer

Rights groups and activists, as well as the French Foreign Ministry, have strongly condemned the deportation and denounced it as illegal