The Media Line

A 14-year-old who disappeared while buying groceries resurfaced 40 days later, telling his father he had joined the Houthis, as families across Yemen describe similar disappearances.

With record representation in the Knesset, Arab voters see a chance to influence Israel’s government and improve their daily lives, but opposition leaders remain divided over accepting their support.

A conservative Congress, fiscal strain, and disputes with Washington and Israel will test the Brazilian president’s fourth term.

For Americans used to two-party politics, Israel’s elections can seem bewildering. It all comes down to how coalitions are built.

Scientists believe these sounds play important roles in social interaction, reproduction, and navigation, although much about their meaning remains unknown.

A father accused of filming his children for international buyers is among the suspects investigated in Pakistan's expanding crackdown on online child exploitation.

The renewed public prominence of former government supporters has deepened the anguish of victims' families, particularly those still waiting for information about missing relatives. 

Israel says its military operations in Syria, which intensified after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, are defensive measures necessary to safeguard its national security. 

Restrictions on satellite connectivity disrupted Ukrainian operations, exposing the military risks of relying on commercial technology that governments and armed forces cannot fully control.

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.