#middle-east

#middle-east

PKK to disarm and disband, signaling potential end to decades-long conflict with Turkey.

The election of a new pope is unpredictable and may take several rounds, given the diversity among cardinals.

Canceling shows due to threats undermines peace efforts.

Greenwood and Tassa reject the celebration of their show cancellation.

BDS campaign's actions are seen as infringing on cultural expression and music accessibility.

Louis Theroux's film 'The Settlers' showcases his unique ability to reveal uncomfortable truths while maintaining an unexpectedly passive role.

Ronnie O'Sullivan plans to move to the Middle East and is uncertain about his future in snooker.

Kneecap, an Irish hip-hop group, is under investigation for pro-Hamas and anti-Tory comments made during concerts amid rising political tensions.

Western perspectives on Middle Eastern reforms deserve critical engagement amid contrasting global political climates.

Modernization in the Middle East is rapidly surpassing Europe's influence in global affairs.

Architects and designers are re-evaluating their roles as global dynamics shift, particularly away from Western dominance.

The US military involvement in Yemen is costly and escalating, leading to significant civilian casualties.

US strikes are reportedly reducing Houthi missile and drone attacks, but raising concerns over humanitarian impacts.

Witkoff's transition from real estate to international diplomacy raises concerns among experts about the approach to complex negotiations.

The US Navy is using advanced 'StormBreaker' glide bombs against Houthi forces, highlighting concerns about potential enemy access to unexploded munitions.

Jordan shuts down the Muslim Brotherhood for alleged national security threats, following recent arrests of its members.

Weakened IP protections in the EU could drive investments away, stressing the need for stronger frameworks globally.