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Iran’s newly appointed national security chief, Ali Larijani, is embarking on his first overseas mission since taking office last week, with stops in Iraq and Lebanon over the next three days. The visit comes at a sensitive moment, as Beirut moves forward with a controversial plan to disarm Hezbollah, Tehran’s most powerful ally in Lebanon. Bilateral Talks in Iraq, Diplomatic …

Tensions flared in southern Baghdad on Sunday as a confrontation between Iraqi security forces and pro-Iran armed fighters left three people dead—including a police officer—and several others wounded. The violence stemmed from an armed takeover of a government facility, highlighting the persistent volatility posed by powerful militia groups operating within the country. Armed Raid Sparks Deadly Exchange According to Iraq’s …

Iraq has pledged $40 million to support the reconstruction of Gaza and Lebanon, following the destruction caused by recent conflicts with Israel. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani during an Arab League summit held in Baghdad, where regional leaders gathered to address pressing political and humanitarian issues. The financial package includes $20 million designated for rebuilding …

Syria announced on Wednesday that its counteroffensive has successfully pushed back insurgents attempting to advance towards the strategic city of Hama. However, the insurgency claims to have captured more Syrian soldiers and Iran-backed militants during intense battles. This recent escalation in Syria’s ongoing civil war follows the insurgents’ recent gains, which included capturing significant areas in Aleppo, the largest city …