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Trump and Putin agree to secure the Israel-Syria border, Iran is on a diplomatic offensive to secure its oil exports, and new protests erupt in southern Iraq.
Emirati-backed forces in Yemen are advancing on Hodeidah, the Gulf states reopen aid flows to Jordan after protests, and Iraq’s election has become a political crisis.
What you missed while the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran deal stole the headlines.
Five ways Iraq's first election since the Kurdish independence referendum last fall will affect the country's politics.
Trump appears poised to scuttle the Iran deal, Russia tries to mediate between Israel and Iran to prevent direct conflict in Syria, and it’s election season in the Middle East.
The Saudi crown prince's assertive foreign policy is the product of the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Israel intercepts an Iranian drone and retaliates, U.S. troops attacked by the Assad regime, Egypt launches a new counterterrorism offensive, and Iraq raises funds to recover.
The Middle East Ticker reviews 2017's biggest news stories about the region.
The Islamic State's foreign fighters are leaving Iraq and Syria, but they're not always going home. Some states are deporting them, and then they disappear.
Drone pilots see war from a different vantage, and this takes a different toll.