There must be some connection between the “Project 2025: Mandate for Leadership — The Conservative Promise,” prepared by the Heritage Foundation, and Donald Trump’s domestic and foreign policies.

How have the challenges surrounding Gaza shifted so quickly from the removal of Hamas to the forced displacement of its entire population?

Many people say that Donald Trump, the returning US president, is merely making loud noises. My opinion, in short, is that Trump could be anything – a sound bomb or a devastating explosive.

Even those who disagree with President Donald Trump acknowledge that, under his leadership, the US has been experiencing, from Day 1, a revolution leading to significant changes, even if he has not fulfilled all his promises literally.

The Gaza war has nearly ended, and it is time to cease the exchanges about it. Much has been said, whether truth or lies... So, what is your excuse for a word already spoken?

When Bashar Assad lost control of the oil-rich areas in eastern Syria, most of which came under the control of the Syrian Democratic Forces, he turned to Iran for oil and its derivatives to enable his forces to continue fighting and to maintain services in the areas under his rule.

I have previously questioned the depth of Tehran’s relationship with Bashar Assad, as he considered it his pillar of support. It saved him in 2014 but failed 10 years later.

Everyone is searching for clues about the possible foreign policy of the new Damascus regime, especially concerning Iran. If it turns out to be against Tehran, this would be a significant development and could potentially change the face of the region.