A wounded Hezbollah regroups with an aim of ending Israel's winning streak
"Hezbollah is a very large organization; it has quite good resistance and resilience," a former IDF intelligence chief told Newsweek.
Israel kills Yahya Sinwar, mastermind of Oct. 7 attack
The Israeli military has announced the death of Hamas Political Bureau chief Yahya Sinwar in an operation in the Gaza Strip.
As world powers clash, ISIS returns for revenge
"The group welcomes wars between the great powers that would weaken them," a senior threat intelligence analyst told Newsweek.
'Scared' System of a Down singer says was tracked by Turkish intelligence
"The politics gets in the way of music and life sometimes," singer-songwriter Serj Tankian said during an appearance on "Mythical Kitchen."
Iran says Lebanon "not in need" of military aid as Israel battles Hezbollah
Iran's U.N. Mission told Newsweek that "the foremost priority" is establishing a ceasefire and relief efforts in Lebanon.
Exclusive: Russia ambassador exits US with warning of "nuclear catastrophe"
"Project Ukraine' is dragging American politicians only further into an abyss," Outgoing Ambassador Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek.
A cornered Iran may need to build a nuclear bomb
"It's not a technical matter anymore, it's about a political decision," an Iranian expert told Newsweek.
Russia accuses Ukraine of preparing NATO-backed "chemical" attack
"The American administration should critically consider what is happening and the possible risks," the Russian Embassy told Newsweek.
Exclusive: Hamas official counts key wins in war with Israel one year later
Israel "cannot remain in a state of continuous war with many fronts," a senior Hamas official told Newsweek.
Exclusive: Russia's Lavrov warns "dangerous consequences" for US in Ukraine
"We have no choice but to continue our special military operation until the threats posed by Ukraine are removed," Lavrov told Newsweek.
Houthis vow "America will pay a heavy price" for bombing Yemen amid crisis
"We consider it an escalation and a brutal aggression, and we will confront it with escalation," an Ansar Allah official told Newsweek.
Fact Check: No, Hezbollah is not hiring on LinkedIn
A post on social media played with the idea that Hezbollah had resorted to online recruitment amid Israeli attacks against the group.
Israel faces Iran-backed "ring of fire" in ground war with Hezbollah
"It's something we've been facing for the last year, something we're very aware of moving forward," an IDF official told Newsweek.
America Needs To Revive the "Arsenal of Democracy" | Opinion
Whoever ends up winning the White House next month will need to reframe the way America thinks about Great Power Competition in order to adequately respond to the collective threat now posed by Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran.
Iran braces for an Israeli attack that could change the Middle East forever
"Iran will not tolerate any attack on its territory, even a symbolic attack," a Tehran-based analyst told Newsweek.
Israel's spies wage war from shadows a year on from October 7 failure
"Israel has the intelligence but sometimes you need to know how to analyze it and translate its meaning," an ex-Mossad agent said.
Iran vows "swift, decisive, stronger" attack if Israel responds to strikes
"Iran is fully prepared to take further defensive measures, if necessary," Tehran's UN envoy said in a letter shared with Newsweek.
Iran delivers "serious warning" to US after missile strikes on Israel
"No notice was given to the United States prior to our response; however, a serious warning was issued afterwards."
Iran fires missiles at Israel as it battles Hamas and Hezbollah
"All Israeli civilians are in bomb shelters as rockets from Iran are fired at Israel," the IDF said in a statement shared with Newsweek.
Israeli troops begin ground offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon
The IDF announced the beginning of "limited, localized, and targeted ground raids" targeting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
Exclusive: Cuba warns US pressure drives closer ties with China and Russia
Cuba pursues "international relations based on the lack of relations that we have with the US," according to its foreign minister.
Exclusive: Cuba embraces need for "change" at home but won't submit to US
"We must find a much more efficient economic model and adapt it to our current reality," Cuba's foreign minister told Newsweek.
What Can Cambodia Possibly Offer U.S. Businesses? | Opinion
Cambodia's commitment to inclusive growth, regional stability, and global cooperation makes us an ideal partner for U.S. investors.
Exclusive: ICC prosecutor sees risk of world war if global justice fails
"Do we want peace for our children, or do we want wider and wider conflagrations?" ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan asked.
Exclusive: ICC prosecutor vows to resist pressure on Gaza and Ukraine cases
"What people expect from courts is to be guided by evidence and law, not ... noise, politics, pressure or fear," Karim Khan told Newsweek.
Houthis to aid fellow Iran ally Hezbollah "without limits" against Israel
"We are absolutely confident that God will grant us victory in this battle," a senior Ansar Allah official told Newsweek.
The Limits of a Turkish Rapprochement With Egypt | Opinion
What exactly does Egypt need from Turkey, and what does Turkey need from Egypt?
Sweden: Iran behind text messages calling for Quran burning revenge
Over 15,000 thousand messages were sent in an SMS data breach, calling for action against the country's "demons."
Iran's new president offers Israel peace as he warns it drags him into war
"We are willing to put all of our weapons aside, so long as Israel is willing to do the same," Iranian President Pezehskian said.
Iran warns Israel has "crossed red line" with attacks in Lebanon
Iran's U.N. envoy warned the country had the "right to take all necessary measures to respond to this egregious violation."