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US's Muslim Brotherhood ban could cripple global Islamist networks, says expert - interview
"If you ban the ideology, it's like suffocating, it's like cutting oxygen from all the factions that are aligning with this ideology or working within the ecosystem," said Dalia Ziada
Sunni candidate killed ahead of Iraq’s November parliamentary elections
Iranian forces kill six militants in the southeast, state media says
Five policemen killed in attack in restive southeast Iran
At least five killed, 20 wounded in attack on Iranian courthouse
Semi-state official news site Tasnim released a testimony from an alleged witness who claimed "the gunmen were three men in their twenties who had backpacks and started shooting."
More than a dozen killed in sectarian clashes near Syrian capital
The fighting marked the latest episode of deadly sectarian violence in Syria and increased fears of violence against minorities.
Yemeni people continue to bear burden of weaponization of Houthis - opinion
The Houthis are a fundamentalist Shia group. The ex-president, Saleh, although a Sunni Muslim, decided to collaborate with them in a bid to return to power.
Lebanon's next PM extends hand to Hezbollah, aims to rebuild Lebanon
Salam said he would work for justice for the victims of the 2020 Beirut port explosion, which killed at least 220 people and no senior official has taken responsibility for.
'Yemen is built off Iran': Cutting off Tehran's supplies will stop the Houthis, expert says
Baram proposes strategic alternatives to using the Israeli air force to defeat the Houthis, including targeting maritime supply routes and dismantling piers.
Iraq considers Syrian intervention as rebels advance
Iraqi forces bolster border defenses as Sunni rebels threaten Assad's hold on Syria.
Pro-Iranian militias enter Syria, President Bashar Assad's Aleppo Palace invaded
Battling Israel left Tehran too weak to deal with Syria, researcher says • Airstrikes in northwestern Syria kill 25 people
Insurgents kill ten Iranian border police officers in southeast Iran
The attack, which took place 1,200 kilometers southeast of Tehran, involved gunfire that targeted two police vehicles.
Iran's criminal exploitation of the Arabs: When will it stop? - opinion
For Iran, everything that followed the terrorism of October 7 is just another bargaining chip, as long as the blood being spilled isn't Persian.
Calls for Sunni self-rule in Iraq gain momentum as September conference looms
Calls for the establishment of a Sunni self-rule region have surfaced multiple times over the years, beginning with the sectarian war in 2006.
Drones target Iraq's Ain al-Asad airbase, no casualties, say military sources
It was the second attack against US forces in Iraq since early February when Iranian-backed groups in Iraq stopped their attacks against US troops.
