Nada AlTaher

Iran-backed rebels also used drones in the attacks on government-held areas along the Red Sea coast, armed forces said

Need for assistance in occupied Palestinian territory has doubled since 2023, UN body warns

Growing international campaign calls for release from Israeli jail

Rebel activity in Horn of Africa is for obtaining supplies, expanding arms distribution and spreading Iran's agenda

Israel’s latest attack on an Idlib airfield has prompted fears of further escalation in the region

Mercy Corps CEO Tjada McKenna talks about navigating landscape plagued by conflict and funding cuts

Countless violations of international treaties have pushed post-1945 global system to the brink, Tjada McKenna tells The National

Abbas's ruling Fatah party says it is ready to face any coalitions 'built on hostility'

US-Iran conflict has exposed growing challenges of dealing with drones, dwindling stockpiles and rising cost of defence

Nearly 1,000 days after firing 335 bullets at a car carrying Hind and her family in Gaza, Israel admits killing five-year-old

Five years after chaotic US withdrawal, the former envoy tells The National it would be a mistake for Washington to turn its back on the country

Iran-backed group has opened several fronts with attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, Yemeni government forces and Saudi targets

President's approval rating plummets to 18 per cent before the November elections he has called

Four ballistic missiles launched at the ship, killing four crew members and two rescue workers

Sources reveal multipronged strategy as other militant groups retreat underground, while timing escalation to maximise potential gains