Sunni shiite
Iraqi security forces target political ‘corruption’ in Baghdad Green Zone raids
The Green Zone includes Baghdad's parliament building, various government institutions, and embassies, with many politicians also having residences in the area.
The illusion of change in Iraq: Baghdad's militia shake-up masks a deeper Iranian strategy
Iranian attacks awaken Bahrain’s demons - opinion
Trinidad designates IRGC, Hezbollah, Hamas as terrorist orgs., local Muslim groups denounce act
Saudi Arabia condemns 7 Islamist militants to death over Shi'ites' killing
In 2014, members of the Sunni Muslim jihadist group opened fire on Shi'ites who were celebrating Ahura, killing eight.
Iran: Revolutionary Guards are only against 'Zionists' and 'imperialists'
"The roots of our problems are the Zionist regime and American imperialism," Iranian president Hassan Rouhani declared during a military ceremony.
Iraqi groups announce bloc to form parliamentary majority
Iraqis voted in May in their first parliamentary election since the defeat of Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, but the announcement of final results was last month.
Iraq is failing – It’s time to cut loose
Iraq’s police and security services claim to be in control of the protests that are sweeping the country, yet it seems impossible for this to be true.
What do the Iraqi elections mean for the corruption-ridden country?
Shi'ite factor poses tough challenge for Israel
The Shi’ite axis features an underlying dimension that makes it a more challenging foe than Israel’s Sunni rivals.
Saudi Arabia frees nine Iranian fishermen detained two years ago
Saudi authorities released the men in a boat in Iranian waters on Wednesday.
Iran-Saudi Tensions Are Sensationalised: War is Out of the Question
Yemen’s 1,000 days of agony – a way out
Trump’s declaration on Jerusalem reflects Sunni Arab-Israeli understanding
The strongest reactions emanated from Iran and Turkey rather than from Arab states.
