The Iraqi government and major political forces are dealing seriously with U.S. demands to ensure that Iran-aligned militias are not included in the next government, an Iraqi government adviser ...
Welcome back to the Friday Briefing, our weekly round-up of MBN’s best reporting about the events that drove the news in the ...
With 18 victims already recorded in ongoing violent crimes since the start of the year, the specter of 2025—when 252 people were killed—has once again come to haunt the Arab community in Israel, ...
Outside one of the registration centers run by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Beirut, dozens of Syrian families stand in silent lines. No one here speaks of a “dream” ...
The Israeli security cabinet is set to convene on Sunday to discuss the reopening of the Rafah crossing, a move that signals the issue’s shift from the realm of estimates and leaks to the table of ...
Dear Colleagues, The news out of Iran this week is horrific. The regime now acknowledges that at least 5,000 people were ...
Dear Colleagues, Predictions of the Iranian regime’s collapse go back decades. In one instance, an Egyptian scholar argued ...
On a day that was sunny yet cold at the same time, crowds from the Kurdish community took to the streets of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, waving flags of the Kurdistan Region, holding banners and ...
The U.S. State Department said in a statement to Alhurra that Washington is closely monitoring the process of forming the Iraqi government and is engaged in ongoing consultations with senior Iraqi ...
It did not take long after Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a joint strategic defense agreement in September 2025 for Pakistan’s Minister of Defense Production, Raza Hayat Harraj, to announce that ...
Exclusive to Alhurra: CENTCOM Details ISIS Detainee Transfer Schedule as Baghdad Had “Three Options”
In exclusive statements to Alhurra, U.S. Central Command said the transfer of nearly 7,000 ISIS detainees from Syria to Iraq will take days rather than weeks, while an Iraqi government ...
The interaction ended before I fully understood what was happening. In Union Station, everything keeps moving—crowds, announcements, decisions—and there’s rarely space to stop and sort things out.
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