Middle East

The Editors: The United States risks engaging in an unending financial war with Iran that could slip into a military one at the slightest provocation.

After enduring persecution, violence and uprooting, a group of Iraqi religious and laypeople are on the path to healing.

The prelates noted that Christians "are an authentic component and founder" in Syria and Iraq. They called for solidarity among all citizens to build peace, hope and unity.

The treaty’s offhand attitude toward the non-European world stirred up resentments that lingered for decades.

A U.S. war with Iran would be far costlier than our disastrous invasion of Iraq, writes Margot Patterson, but it may be the outcome of the Trump administration’s draconian economic sanctions and reckless saber-rattling.

“There is little probability that another war in the most volatile region in the world, where the recent and current experiences of conflict in Syria, Iraq and Yemen are vivid, will succeed in bringing peace to the region."