Analysis & Opinion

Tuesday marks three years since the turning point in the brutal civil conflict in Sudan, starting in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

The stars are fleeing to Toronto and the studios are struggling to meet the Oscars’ diversity quotas: the collapse of the empire that forgot its true purpose

Turkey’s posture on Cyprus cannot be understood in isolation from its grand strategy in the Eastern Mediterranean, where Erdogan's track record offers only the thinnest of bases for optimism

She was considered the most beautiful woman in the world, a Hollywood star. But behind the beautiful face hid a brilliant mind. A mind that was tragically not appreciated at the time.

US Jewish activist groups announced a demonstration outside The New York Times on Thursday. The rally targets a controversial column that Israel's government called a modern-day blood libel

The US cannot avoid the task of regime change. It cannot accomplish it from the air alone: The only viable ground force, and the only legitimate future leaders, is the Iranian people

In an in-depth i24NEWS interview, Jonathan Pollard accuses Netanyahu and all current Knesset members of having 'blood on their hands' from October 7 as he enters politics • WATCH

Satellite imagery confirms the site, as timed disclosure is seen as a calculated move to project power and pressure Iran at a critical diplomatic moment

NYC's radical mayor is driving billionaires and corporations to the competitor state of Florida, while a massive $6 billion project and 21,000 jobs are at risk due to a publicity stunt

Netanyahu orders rapid development of countermeasures as fiber-optic FPV drones expose IDF ground forces to growing danger

A phone call between Netanyahu and Hungarian Prime Minister-elect Magyar may have put some Israeli fears to bed. But, for better or worse, it won't be the same relationship as it was with Viktor Orban

History in the making, as Israeli and Lebanese officials meet for the first time in decades, under American mediation

The clear military dominance established by Israel and the U.S. over an enemy openly committed to Israel's destruction has allayed long-held fears

After Israeli and U.S. strikes, Iran launched numerous ballistic missile barrages across Israel, and against six Arab countries, namely Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain

What are the links countries maintain despite having no formal ties? President Prabowo links future diplomatic ties to Palestinian recognition plans and a peacekeeping deployment to Gaza

Four years since the Russian invasion, regardless of the American position, the end of the conflict remains elusive

The NYT columnist appeared on i24NEWS's Opinionated to share his prescription for the optimum course of action in the face of rising antisemitism

Simon Wiesenthal Center says ‘Shame on all of them’ and calls for accountability from the mayor

Fetterman hit out at such "raging antisemites" among Democrats as New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who are now employing more and more staffers "who have harsh and ridiculous anti-Israel views"

“It is meaningful to us that Israel is the only country openly supporting the Kurds,” says a Kurdish activist, warning that Syria’s al-Sharaa could become “a second Hamas” on Israel’s border

Netanyahu's meeting with Trump defined the agenda items for the challenging months ahead

With his vision of 'total victory' set to be put to the test, Netanyahu knows Monday's meeting could prove crucial both for his legacy and for the most intriguing Israeli elections in years

While Saudi Arabia has worked with the the Southern Transitional Council at various stages of the war, it places limitations on how far the anti-Islamist group can extend its influence

The steps Israel announced since the last call between the US president and Netanyahu made one thing clear—Trump is pushing for a fast policy change in the Middle East, no matter what it takes