BAKU: Azerbaijan’s defense ministry said Wednesday that it had destroyed two missile launch sites in Armenia that were being used to target civilian areas during the fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenia’s defense ministry confirmed that areas inside the country had been targeted, denied its forces were firing into Azerbaijan and said it now “reserves the right to target any military installations and combat movements on the territory of Azerbaijan.”

Netanyahu, UAE leader speak, agree to have in-person meeting.

Rapprochement in the Gulf is not an overnight phenomenon

After meeting with Iran's Zarif, Beijing says support for 2015 agreement would be condition for entry to proposed new regional platform

Move introduces penalties for non-Iranian institutions that work with banks in the Islamic Republic, effectively cutting them off from the international financial system

The French Ambassador to Israel, Eric Danon, has said that his country might update its position regarding the two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Al-Quds Al-Araby reported on Wed...

This US warning has raised serious concerns in Iraq, particularly among Shia political and militia leaders, most of whom condemned such attacks.

Sanctions are forcing Beirut to the table in another blow to Iran

Sudanese deputy head of state Gen. Mohammad Hamdan Daglo, however, insists relations will stop short of full normalization, indicates split with civilian leaders

Addressing lawmakers in Ankara, Turkish president says the Palestinian people have lived in the capital 'for thousands of years'

‘Germany strengthens Israel's enemies at the UN,’ says rep to combat antisemitism

For our previous digest of daily incidents from July to September, compiled by Seth J. Frantzman, click this link. We have begun to include more details about Turkey tensions as well because we assess that Turkey's relations are more entwined with the wider regional tensions. This includes Turkey-Qatar relations and Is