The Lebanese government’s tilt toward Iran has dangerous implications when it comes to countering Sunni radicalization.

It’s business as usual in Egypt: The Sisi government frees a billionaire imprisoned for a sensational murder, for reasons only known to itself.

Under increasing pressure from regional wars and more than a million refugees, Jordan is ratcheting up taxes on ordinary citizens to bridge the budget gap.

Washington must work closely with Amman to safeguard the stability of this crucial ally.

If the Obama Administration is truly committed to containing Iran in the wake of the nuclear deal, it needs to understand how others in the region perceive it.

The devastation next door, combined with ISIS attacks and rising sectarian tensions at home, could send Lebanon into round two of its civil war.

Terrorism is taking root along the banks of the Nile, threatening to plunge Egypt into another lost decade.

Just how large that problem is depends on whom you ask.