There was “absolutely no way” the ruling government in Bangladesh would have survived, says a Bangladeshi analyst, after PM Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country.

The simmering protests and the government's heavy-handed response highlight deep-seated frustrations and grievances among the young people in Bangladesh, says an activist.

Zionist regime is embroiled in a deep crisis and acting like a "wounded snake" that strikes desperately to save itself, says a former Iranian diplomat.

Resistance forces in the region are likely to give a "multi-faceted response" to make the Zionist regime regret its recent assassinations of resistance leaders, says an Iranian analyst.

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh's assassination makes it clear that Israel is not interested in a ceasefire with the Palestinian resistance group, says a US-based journalist.

The national unity agreement between Palestinian groups brokered by China signifies a unified political front that could bolster their position in negotiations, says a political analyst.

Israel’s genocidal war against Gaza which has killed more than 39,000 Palestinians so far is a well-orchestrated campaign to deplete the territory of any signs of life, says an environmental activist.

The recent drone attack on Tel Aviv was the result of careful planning and execution by the Yemeni military, says a defense analyst, noting it will change equations in the region.

ICJ ruling declaring Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories illegal marks a significant milestone as it provides a legal framework for addressing the decades-long occupation, says a US-based legal analyst.

Starvation of people in Gaza is a war crime with devastating effects that will be felt for generations, says a famine expert, urging urgent humanitarian intervention.