Power and pilgrims: How Iran uses Arbaeen to spread influence in Iraq
Arbaeen attracts millions of Shia Muslims - and is also being used by Tehran to assert its role in the region
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Arbaeen attracts millions of Shia Muslims - and is also being used by Tehran to assert its role in the region
Bibi may have returned, but he is facing a drastically changed political scenario with a new Palestinian Intifada brewing, but this time armed, and not just with stones.
After Israeli strikes on Damascus Airport many are asking: Did Russia allow this to happen or is Moscow simply too weak to do anything about it?
IRBIL, IRAQI KURDISTAN: Until the spectacular collapse last week of the digital-asset exchange FTX, what was making headlines was Iran’s use of cryptocurrencies to overcome the disadvantages of being cut off from the global financial system. Earlier this month, Reuters news agency reported that the leading crypto exchange Binance had processed $7.8 billion worth of Iranian
Syria's main airport will be out of service for weeks, possibly months, after Israeli strikes. What was the reason for the attack and why hasn't the Syrian regime been more critical of the strike?