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Explained: Why was Sudan a US-listed state sponsor of terrorism?
Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has hailed the country's 'return to the international community'
US concerned as Iran ramps up arms transfers to Venezuela
As Tehran and Caracas face mounting economic turmoil, both regimes strengthen military ties
US seizes website linked to high profile Iraqi politician
Washington launched a campaign to increase pressure on Iran's media influence
Egypt-Russia naval exercises highlight Cairo’s defence ambition
Cairo may be sending a message to regional rivals with recent naval drills
US Iran envoy: any Iran deal must see hostages freed
Tehran's rights abuses and missile development give countries common ground for action, Elliott Abrams says
Iraqi militia claims to test missiles that can level city blocks
Recent missile test in Iraq spotlights Iran's high-risk strategy in Iraq
How Joe Biden's policies will mark a departure from Donald Trump
US president-elect has placed three issues front and centre: racial inequality, climate change and Covid-19
Little known US agency holds the keys to Joe Biden’s transition
The General Services Administration must assist handovers between US presidents after recognising election result
'Like a nuclear bomb': the untold story of Iraq’s Al Qa Qaa disaster
In August 1989, a mysterious explosion in Iraq was rumoured to have killed 700 people. For the first time, survivors have come forward to tell their story
Thar Allah: Iran's forgotten terror proxy in Iraq
Iraqi security forces raided the militia’s headquarters in a bold opening gambit by the country’s new prime minister
Can artificial intelligence predict the Middle East's next conflict?
What if researchers had the tools to predict exactly where and when chaos will strike?
