Pentagon identifies two US Army soldiers killed in Syria attack Syria's government said it arrested five people on Sunday following the attack that killed three Americans and wounded several others, but it has offered no clarity about how the gunman was able to approach what should have been a secure meeting. By Jared Szuba In Washington, DC, reporting on defense, national security, military
Ahmed al-Ahmed, Syrian Australian who fought off Hanukkah attackers, recovering from surgery Ahmed is recovering from surgery after being injured while tackling one of the shooters during an attack on a Jewish gathering in Australia, as he receives an outpouring of support for his actions. By Adam Lucente In New York City, reporting on regional news, militancy, climate change
Egypt secures Qatari investment boost, launches first SCZONE industrial deal Bilateral trade between the two countries rose to $143 million during the first 10 months of 2025. Egypt
Lebanon FM lashes out at Iran amid ambassador impasse: What to know Lebanese officials have grown more frustrated at Tehran over its perceived meddling in Lebanon’s internal affairs by making repeated comments about its ally, Hezbollah, and the importance of its weapons, at a time the country is working to extend control over all arms. Lebanon
Turkey seeks two-year extension of Libya troop mandate The mandate cites ongoing risks and threats that could impact Turkey’s interests in the Mediterranean and North Africa. Turkey
