We will discuss the developments in Yemen and Syria.

Syria stands at a pivotal moment, caught between internal fragmentation and Zionist Israel’s strategic land grabs.

The loss of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah marks a seismic moment in the history of the resistance.

Before, they tried bombs. Now, they are trying economic warfare. Washington and Tel Aviv have tightened their grip on Lebanon, dictating policies from financial crackdowns to banning Iranian flights, while Beirut’s government bows without a fight.

After weeks of intense foreign pressure, Lebanon has formed a new government but not the one Washington and Riyadh wanted.

The Islamic Revolution of Iran was not just a political upheaval; it was a turning point that redefined Resistance across the region.

Led by Imam Khomeini, the Islamic Revolution became a beacon of hope for the oppressed, challenging imperialism, colonialism, and Zionism with a steadfast vision rooted in justice and dignity.

This week we focus on the resilience of the Palestinian resistance amid a fragile ceasefire and Israel's renewed threats of aggression.

After nearly three years of political paralysis, Lebanon finally has a president.

Riyadh's reception of Syria's new leaders and Gulf states' ties with a Turkish-backed government indicate a significant shift in regional alliances.