Category : Middle East


Iranian Princess: Regime Change Closer Than Ever

Exiled Iranian princess Noor Pahlavi, living in Los Angeles, states Iran is closer to regime change than ever before. She cites regime weakness and US military mobilization as hopeful signs for the Iranian people's struggle.

Iranian Students Stage Major Protests on Campuses

Hundreds of students marched at universities in Tehran and Mashhad, chanting anti-government slogans and calling for freedom, marking the largest demonstrations since last month's deadly crackdown.

USS Gerald R. Ford Deploys to Mideast Amid Iran Tensions

The USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group heads to the Middle East, joining the USS Abraham Lincoln as U.S.-Iran tensions rise. The advanced carrier's deployment raises concerns over crew fatigue and postponed maintenance.

Ramadan 1447 AH Begins February 18, 2026 in Middle East

Religious authorities across the Middle East have officially declared Wednesday, February 18, 2026 as the first day of Ramadan 1447 AH following verified crescent moon sightings. The announcement aligns with traditional lunar observations and marks the be

Iran Threatens Deadly Retaliation If Attacked by U.S.

Iran's top military commander, Abdolrahim Mousavi, issues a stark warning to President Donald Trump, threatening severe consequences as U.S. deploys additional forces to the region amid ongoing nuclear talks.

US Exits Syria Base as Iran Tensions Rise, Trump Warns

The US has withdrawn from the Al-Tanf garrison in Syria, relocating troops to Jordan amid escalating tensions with Iran. Officials cite diplomatic shifts, but the move raises strategic questions in a volatile region.

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