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IRAN: Infiltration of Foreign Agents into Intelligence, Security, and Nuclear Systems

by Cyrus Yaqubi These incidents show not only the weakness of the security apparatus but also foreign agents’ infiltration in

by Jaafar Siddiqui The future of Palestine-Israel relationship remains misty. Israel-Palestine Violence and conflict dates back to 100 years, when

Reuters While the political and court dramas play out, Abu Diab says she and her sibling increasingly feel confined to

Reuters Whoever wins, breaking free of the toughest U.S. sanctions will remain the top economic goal. An expected win for

Reuters Group of Seven leaders are pledging to donate hundreds of millions of doses of COVID-19 vaccines to poor countries.

by Jaafar Siddiqui Yemenis all over the world are excited for the outcomes of the Saudi peace initiatives. Saudi Arabia

Reuters Leviathan is named after the biblical whale. When fighting erupted in Gaza last month and rockets rained on Israel,

Reuters Many Gaza children wet their beds, stutter, have nightmares and refuse to eat. Three weeks since Suzy Eshkuntana was

Reuters Peker’s videos feel like “live reporting from inside the gang”… When Sedat Peker, a convicted Turkish mob boss, began

by Raed Al-Hamid ISIS relies purely on geographic terrain to plan and execute its activities… ISIS has significantly increased its