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The Israel-Iran war has not yet transformed the Middle East
Critics feared it would plunge the Middle East into a wider war. That doomsday scenario has not come to pass, at least for now: Iran made only symbolic retaliation against America; soon after, a ceasefire ended the fighting between Iran and Israel.
E ven before the bombs began to fall, Iran’s economy was in a bad way. Six in ten working-age people were unemployed. Prices ...
Thousands of newcomers remain steadfast in their decision to immigrate, expected on multiple group aliyah flights as well as ...
Israel's 12-day war with Iran last month has dented its economy but investors and Israelis are hopeful that a U.S.-brokered ...
Iran and Israel have since agreed to a ceasefire, but Texas Woman’s University sociology professor Mahmoud Sadri said the ...
USA TODAY interviewed experts about what is happening in the world, and how it should be described. Here’s what they said.
The Bank of Israel is expected to leave short-term interest rates unchanged next week but analysts believe a cut is possible ...
Rights activists in Iran fear intensified crackdowns following Israel's military campaign targeting Iran's nuclear program.
Arizonans are seeing a relatively cheap summer at the gas pump, despite recent conflicts abroad. Will that trend continue?
Iran will not retaliate against the US over its airstrikes on its nuclear facilities during the 12-day war with Israel, but ...
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