Adam Morrow

Renewed violence in western Libya has led to calls for the prime minister’s resignation.

Since the fall of the Assad regime last December, Syria’s new Islamist rulers have sought to bring the country’s disparate factions under state control.

Both Damascus and Ankara have rejected calls for a Kurdish autonomous region in northeastern Syria.

Negotiations between Iran and the E3 states—Britain, France, and Germany—coincide with parallel U.S.–Iran talks in Oman.

Iraqi Shiite politicians accuse Ahmed al-Sharaa of ordering attacks on their co-religionists during his prior affiliation with al-Qaeda.

Europe views the route as a way to project its influence eastward—and to circumvent Russia.

Ankara and Erbil welcome the move, saying it will contribute to peace in the region.

The trip gives a diplomatic boost to Ahmed al-Sharaa and his interim government, which has yet to be formally recognized by Washington.

Kyiv says Ukrainian forces are still active in Kursk despite Russian claims to the contrary.

The city’s opposition-affiliated mayor was arrested last month on corruption and terrorism-related charges that critics say are politically motivated.