Yemeni people and the resistance foiled the sinister and destructive plots of the US that were executed through a coalition of countries in the form of military aggression and economic blockade, according to a Yemeni commentator.

International lawyer Barry Grossman says Syria was exercising its right to defend itself and there is no justification for Israeli airstrikes on Syria.

The decision by the United Nations to slash rations for nearly 1 million Rohingya camp residents in what is known as the world’s largest refugee settlement in Bangladesh can have “serious and far-reaching consequences”, according to a prominent Rohingya campaigner.

The government of Emmanuel Macron in France is both “weak and terribly unpopular” and believes that resorting to suppressive mechanisms and even the military is “the only way” to quell popular protests, says an analyst.

The presence of US forces in Iraq is undesirable and the Iraqi resistance has declared they won’t be indifferent to American aggression and interference in the Arab country’s internal affairs, says a prominent Iraqi analyst.

Protests by residents in the Golan Heights against the Israeli regime’s plan to install wind turbines in the occupied region, which come amid growing resistance in the occupied Palestinian territories, have sparked alarm in Tel Aviv, says a senior Lebanese politician.

British government’s move to table a bill in the parliament that intends to ban local public bodies from joining the popular boycott campaign against the Israeli regime threatens to erode democratic values, restrict freedom of expression and undermine campaigns for social justice.

A Lebanese analyst says Israel cannot put up with a possible rapprochement between Iran and Bahrain as such a development will hamper the establishment of a military base by the occupying entity in the Persian Gulf Arab country.

Relations between the United States and China are unlikely to witness major changes despite US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s high-stakes visit to Beijing this week, says a commentator.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi’s landmark visit to Indonesia last month paved the way for cementing ties between the two countries in different fields, says an Indonesian academic.