A declaration from Ankara opens a door—but a regional anti-Iran coalition would be very tough to pull off.

The Tubruq government asks for an Arab League intervention.

Sometimes the simplest truths take the most courage to say.

AKP-CHP talks break down, leaving Turkey facing uncertainty at home and war abroad.

Mustard gas this time. But given what we don’t know about Assad’s supposedly-destroyed stores, what might be next?

The deal, if real, could be a sign that the Sunnis and Israelis are getting seriously close to a united front against Iran.

Long a client of Iran, Sudan is realigning itself with its co-religionists.

Blighty to nix automatic collection of public sector union dues.

The Obama Administration may quietly be dropping its commitment to the failed, U.S.-run fighter scheme in Syria. But is the alternative any more practical?

Recent developments suggest the Butcher of Damascus could be let back in from the cold.