Iran Grants Iraqi Militias More Autonomy Amid War Pressures
Iran is granting its field commanders greater autonomy over militias in Iraq, a shift driven by war pressures, allowing some groups to act without Tehran's direct approval.
Iran is granting its field commanders greater autonomy over militias in Iraq, a shift driven by war pressures, allowing some groups to act without Tehran's direct approval.
Pakistan's Shiite minority is angered by Iran cleric killings, complicating its mediation role.
Displaced Lebanese residents return home after a 10-day truce, facing visible war damage.
Hamas officials state readiness to surrender some arms, a move falling short of Israeli-U.S. demands for full disarmament.
Hezbollah's leader indicates willingness for a cease-fire with Israel, contingent on long-standing demands being met.
Russian strikes in Ukraine intensify, resulting in 15 deaths and heightened international concern.
Sudan war enters fourth year, creating a severe humanitarian crisis with widespread hunger.
European leaders promise continued aid to Ukraine despite focus on other global conflicts.
China expresses concern over escalating conflict and calls for peaceful resolution.
Israel's spy chief's comments about the war with Iran have intensified regional tensions.