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Five months after the Houthis began striking commercial and military vessels, the Red Sea is still at the centre of international attention. The offensives launched by the Yemeni group have transformed a local crisis into one of international proportions, triggering profound consequences for maritime security and global trade.

Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg told “America Reports" that President Biden's administration “normalized" attacks from Iranian proxies on U.S. forces, a “major problem."

U.S. personnel were injured during an attack on an Iraqi air base on Saturday with more than 15 U.S. Patriot missiles launched to counter the offensive

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It would be a remarkable resurgence for a terror group whose "caliphate" once controlled a broad swath of land in Iraq and Syria only to be routed by a U.S.-led counterterrorism campaign.

In a post on his twitter account, Charles Lister, a senior fellow and director of the Countering Terrorism and Extremism Program at the Middle East Institute in Washington, released images of the aftermath of drone and rocket strikes at al-Tanf garrison in Syria’s Homs province.

Lina Raafat is a non-resident scholar for the Countering Terrorism and Extremism Program at the Middle East Institute. She previously served as Deputy Research Director at the Chicago Project on Security and Threats (CPOST) where she led a $3.4M multi-year project studying the tactics of the violent extremist nexus for online media radicalization and audience susceptibility.

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Early attention to the region’s latent crises The foreign policy team of the Biden administration has signaled a scaled-down approach when it comes to the Middle East. Grand ambitions of reshaping the regional order through regime change, military intervention, and settling the region’s myriad conflicts have given way to a more modest — but still challenging — agenda of containing Iran’s nuclear program, ensuring a modicum of stability to enable the downsizing of the U.S. military pre...

Wael Alzayat Four things President Biden can do that will make a real difference in the Middle East The Biden administration should immediately restore funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA). Donald Trump had cut off $300 million of funding that went toward educating nearly half a million children, vaccinations and health clinics for 3 million refugees, and other essential support. These funds are tangible actions that save lives and signal a depa...