The use of air power against noncombatants dates back to World War I, when German Zeppelins dropped bombs on British cities.

That war devastated Lebanese villages, most of them Shiite, and drove their people into displacement. It effectively ...

A grave-like silence hangs over the Arab public, untouched by the seismic events shaking the region. No demonstrations, no ...

Until the early 1990s, the upper echelon of Egyptian society largely emerged from the public school system. Ministers, ...

Top military adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei declared there was no ceasefire with the US and Israel and added ...

Culture and Sport Minister Miki Zohar, in turn, argued that “blocking Israel’s main roads and disrupting the lives of Israeli ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed for the first time to consider a US- and Europe-backed security guarantee for Ukraine ...

Calling the demonstrations “a harmful and damaging campaign,” Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich warned they “play into ...

After 681 days in Hamas captivity, a newly released video of hostage Matan Zangauker was shown Sunday evening at the main ...

Shumaila Karimi, another Afghan woman interviewed by The Media Line, holds a bachelor’s degree in economics. She said she was ...

Libya pressed ahead with its second round of municipal council elections on Saturday, opening polling stations across the ...

Lebanon’s decision to start disarming Hezbollah is seen as a significant move, given the group’s longstanding refusal to yield its weapons. Hezbollah has maintained that its arsenal is necessary to ...