Russia Admits Syria’s Assad May Be Losing Control
Russia doesn’t exclude a rebel victory in Syria, so it has to plan for a future without Assad.
Russia doesn’t exclude a rebel victory in Syria, so it has to plan for a future without Assad.
The kingdom tries to put the squeeze on an Iraq that is emboldened by rising oil output.
One of the most disciplined and effective forces battling Assad deploys terrorist tactics.
Five die in bloody clashes in Cairo between opponents and supporters of the president’s.
The Caucasus nation insists it won’t let its territory be used for an attack.
The ruling Muslim Brotherhood is confident that its new constitution will pass.
Israel withholds Palestinian tax revenue and announces new settlement construction.
The central and Kurdish governments fail to diffuse a military standoff in the north of Iraq.
Abbas could collapse the peace process if he sues Israel in the International Criminal Court.
The popular former foreign minister probably won’t stop Netanyahu from winning reelection.
Ehud Barak’s decision is unlikely to prevent the ruling coalition from winning reelection.
Opposition activists accuse the Muslim Brotherhood of erecting a new dictatorship.
Recep Erdoğan’s bluster notwithstanding, Israel doesn’t really care about Turkey.
A ceasefire agreement leaves neither side the winner in the Gaza conflict.
The Palestinian terrorist group may hope to influence the upcoming Israeli election.