Saudi Arabia is becoming one of Biden's most important swing states
"Saudi feels it has to spread its chips," Ali al-Shihabi, board member to one of MbS' Vision 2030 megaprojects, told Newsweek.
Russia's ambassador reveals how close Putin is to peace with Ukraine
"The borders of our state, which include new federal subjects, are clearly marked," Russian ambassador to the U.S. Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek.
Israel's state-owned defense giant brings high-tech war plans to Washington
"The only certainty that you can have on the battlefield is the uncertainty," IAI President and CEO Boaz Levy told Newsweek.
The Houthis' war at sea opens new front off shores of Israel and Gaza
A senior Houthi official told Newsweek that any ship or company "regardless of their nationality or destination" will be targeted.
Hamas touts "good treatment" of female hostages after new video emerges
"The female soldiers were treated in accordance with the ethical rules of our resistance," Hamas said of the graphic footage.
The number of nations that recognize Palestine is nearing that of Israel
Ireland, Norway and Spain bring the number of nations recognizing a Palestinian state to 146, while the figure for Israel is 165.
Iran-Azerbaijan ties in spotlight after President Raisi's death near border
"These relations are an important condition for the well-being of our nations and for stability in our region," Azerbaijan's MFA said.
Iran President Raisi dead in helicopter crash, state media reports
Iranian state media reported no evidence of survivors emerged from the site of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's helicopter crash.
Iran's drive to build a nuclear bomb is gaining momentum
"World powers expected Iran to comply with commitments and deprived Iran of its rights. This will not last," an Iran ex-official said.
Can Biden keep American troops out of the line of fire in Gaza?
"Risk of miscalculation is always high in dynamic and fluid conflict situations," a former senior Pentagon official told Newsweek.
Iraq militias claim 6 new attacks on Israel as Gaza war intensifies
"The Islamic Resistance confirms its continued destruction of enemy strongholds," the Iraqi militia coalition said.
Netanyahu war crimes investigation puts Biden in tough spot
"Now it's the U.S. which is blocking the consensus to apply the law," one former ICC chief prosecutor told Newsweek.
Russia vows to "use all means" to defend against US amid nuclear drills
"The West will not succeed in the unilateral escalation game it tries to play," Russian Ambassador Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek.
Israel begins Rafah strikes after Hamas agrees to ceasefire
The Israeli war cabinet "has unanimously decided that Israel will continue the operation in Rafah."
Iran's Axis of Resistance claims new front against Israel
Bahrain's Al-Ashtar Brigades warned "it will not stop its operations unless the Zionist aggression against Gaza stops."
Houthis expand underground bases—that could be a big problem for the US
An Ansar Allah official told Newsweek underground facilities are "one of the most important factors of our military steadfastness."
The Houthis are ready to play their part in a total Iran-Israel war
"We will certainly stand with all strength and determination alongside each other," a senior Ansar Allah official told Newsweek.
Iran celebrates pro-Palestinian protests spreading across US colleges
"The true face of Western civilization has become more and more clear to the people of the world," Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said.
'Most complex security environment since WWII,' says Japanese PM
The Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, tells Newsweek of the historic changes he is overseeing to counter security threats in East Asia.
Japan's leader Fumio Kishida on countering threat of China and North Korea
In an exclusive interview with Newsweek, the Prime Minister of Japan talks about the growing geopolitical tensions in East Asia.
White House responds to Hamas support for pro-Palestinian college protests
White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates told Newsweek Hamas is "the least credible voice that exists on this subject."
Cuba will pursue China ties "to maximum extent" but rules out military base
"We don't know of any hostile act against the U.S. by China in the region," Deputy Foreign Minister de Cossío tells Newsweek.
Hamas slams US crackdown on pro-Palestinian college protests
A senior Hamas official told Newsweek protests rocking U.S. universities are "useful and supportive activities for our cause."
Russia warns "America has chosen the path of war" over Ukraine
Russia Ambassador Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek the U.S. "fatally balances on the brink of a direct clash between nuclear powers."
Iran defends "right to self-defense" over Israel attack
Iran's ambassador to the U.N. warned his country's "response will assuredly and decisively be stronger" if Israel retaliates.
Iran and Israel are already at war in Syria, but it could get much worse
"The rumor in Tehran is that the Golan Heights are a potential target," analyst Mohammad Ali Shabani told Newsweek.
A warning from Syria as Middle East braces for Iran's revenge on Israel
Syrian officials told Newsweek that Israel is "the primary source of regional unrest" and condemned the U.S. for supporting it.
ISIS is once again planning to attack the West. Are we prepared?
After striking in the heart of Russia, an ambitious arm of the notorious militant group sets its sights on Europe.
US troops face "constant threat" as Iran vows revenge on Israel for attack
"We take the appropriate force protection measures we need to as the threat changes," John Kirby said on Monday.
Palestinian leadership in crisis as Gaza war rages
"Only a revived, democratic PLO can lead the Palestinians effectively on obtaining their rights," former Palestinian adviser says.