Middle East

By Sean Rayment Two leading cybersecurity companies have joined forces to deploy a cutting-edge artificial intelligence tool to bring greater…

By Isabella Egerton Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have taken their defence partnership, which spans over fifty years, to a new…

The United Kingdom has officially become the third member of a security framework with the United States and Bahrain to…

The signs are not good. The much-anticipated Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal is a horribly complicated construct which seems…

Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair said that Hamas cannot continue to govern in Gaza and that Israel must allow…

Calls for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hezbollah conflict are toothless, according to Col. Philip Ingram, a former British Army…

Britain’s new Prime Minister will make his debut on the world stage next week when he joins other Western leaders…

With Iran continuing its sabre-rattling in the Middle East, NSN speaks with Henry Jackson Society Senior Research Fellow Barak Seener,…

The end of official mourning for Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi has kick-started a competition in which as many as 20…

Even before Tehran had formally announced the death of President Ebrahim Raisi, conspiracy theories as to whether foul play was…

“It wouldn’t surprise me at all if Putin got on the phone to the Grand Ayatollah and said, ‘Hey, look, stop. I don’t want you starting a war where you’re going to have to make sure your arms industry is doing nothing but feeding the Iranian military. I need you to keep supplying me stuff so I can continue my fight in Ukraine.”

For years, Oman has worked hard to avoid the escalation of Middle Eastern crises. As conflict rages between Israel and…