The formal US-backed publicization of the relations between the regimes of Israel, the UAE and Bahrain highlights how these oppressive regimes increasingly depend on each other.

Washington has already triggered and tightened the conditions in Lebanon that have resulted in extreme hyperinflation, strict capital controls, and the massive loss of savings for many Lebanese.

An analyst says Iran will not let the US, Turkey and Israel to create a crisis in Caucasus.

An analyst says the normalization of ties by some Arab states with Israel is an outrageous manifestation of betrayal of Palestine.

In Iran, Afghanistan’s immediate neighbor to the west, the rise of the Taliban has prompted debates in political circles about potential threats and opportunities. One matter is of particular concern: how will the Taliban’s seizure of power impact the long-running dispute between Iran and Afghanistan over shared water resources?

Just as Iran has chosen to no longer accept the burden of the US’s illegal sanctions, it also will no longer allow the Zionist entity attacks to go unanswered and unretributed.

The ripple effects of the Iranian oil tankers taking oil to Lebanon via Syria affected and generously amplified the influence of Hezbollah in Lebanon and reached the US, Russia, and several Arab states. The consequences have hastened important regional and international issues, putting these forcefully on the discussion table and imposing a review of US policy in West Asia, particularly Syria.