The Media Line
Iraq PM's anti-corruption raids test resolve against Iran-backed power networks -analysis
That gap between optics and substance could become decisive ahead of Al-Zaidi’s expected Washington visit.
Why is Jonathan Conricus chiding Netanyahu, blaming Egypt, and hailing Lebanon deal? - interview
Syrian Jews track down, recover stolen heritage artifact from Damascus' Old City synagogue
Israel-Lebanon framework faces first test as Hezbollah rejects disarmament deal - analysis
Herut Davidson on Arabic, social media, and bridge-building across the Middle East
Social media has become both a battleground and an opportunity. Traditional media often leaves citizens dependent on dominant narratives, while social platforms allow individuals to speak directly.
Don't forget the people: The Iran ceasefire must protect civilians - opinion
As details emerge about a signed agreement between the United States and Iran, there still may be room to protect the Persian people from the Iranian regime's proxies..
No longer an open corridor: How the post-Assad Syrian government isolates Hezbollah
Speaking on June 7 about developments in Lebanon to NBC's Meet the Press, President Trump suggested that Syria could help facilitate “more surgical” strikes against Hezbollah.
Australian girl killed after Pakistani police mistake family car for robbers’ vehicle
Hania Ahmed, a Pakistani Australian child from Perth, was traveling with her family in Punjab province when police allegedly mistook their rented car for a vehicle used by robbery suspects.
Syria arrests 235 ISIS operatives in three months, foils seven terror plots
ISIS remains a threat to Syria, increasingly relying on small-scale attacks, covert operations, and decentralized cells to target security forces, public facilities, and local communities.
Voices from the Arab press: Attacking civilians is never justified
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Acid attack on female doctor exposes workplace security lapses in Pakistan
Haji Ismat, Dr. Nasir’s uncle, told TML the attack against his niece has sent “a wave of fear through working women across the country who have pursued higher education and professional careers.”
Bipartisan lawmakers, faith leaders gather on Capitol Hill for Jerusalem Day celebration
Organizers said the event highlighted bipartisan American support for Jerusalem and the relationship between the United States and Israel.
The West funds its own executioners in ideological war it barely realizes it is fighting - opinion
Institutional capture, ideological conformity, and foreign-backed authoritarian movements are challenging the individual freedoms that once formed the core of Western civilization.
US pressure limits Israel as Iran steps in to save a weakened Hezbollah, experts say - analysis
Iran expert Dr. Menahem Merhavy explains that Iran has created a “ring of fire” of terrorist proxies surrounding Israel that's “currently stuttering, but Iran won’t abandon Hezbollah.
