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Libya: Reasonable calm for now, but at what cost?

Hafed Al-Ghwell Since 2012, Libya has experienced multiple failed political transitions, taking a heavy toll on its people. The complex internal...

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Pakistan-Korea Diplomatic Relations: Journey of 4 decades & bright milestones ahead

Syed Ali Nawaz Gilani Pakistan and Korea are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their bilateral relations this year (1983-2023). Relations between...

yesterday 5

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Can Biden and Sunak spark ‘special relationship’?

Andrew Hammond Joe Biden and Rishi Sunak have different political philosophies and personas, yet they are both hoping that they can “re-spark”...

yesterday 4

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And then they went after civil society organizations

Yossi Mekelberg The jury is still out regarding whether Israel’s coalition government either genuinely doesn’t understand what a true liberal...

yesterday 3

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A Western distraction from climate action

Ali Rashid Al-Nuaimi It should be common knowledge by now that climate change is a complex problem with outsize consequences for the Global South....

yesterday 2

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What Erdogan’s re-election means for the Gulf

Sinem Cengiz Turkish elections were held at a time when the region had already entered into an era of de-escalation and normalization. Within that...

yesterday 5

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Boris’s messages are just the start of it: The government is run on WhatsApp

Marie Le Conte What are WhatsApps? No, really, what are they? This may sound like a question asked by an increasingly puzzled grandad at Christmas,...

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US’ rising debt is mother of all debt traps

Gal Luft Over the past 60 years, US Congress has raised the debt ceiling 78 times. For most of this period, raising the debt ceiling was a...

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G7 ‘de-risking’ policy risky for Sino-US ties

Harald Brüning The recent G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, concluded with the release of a Leaders’ Communique, which among other things, said the...

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Russia may be devoured by its neighbours

Svitlana Morenets Ukraine’s resistance to Putin’s invasion has demolished the idea of Russian invincibility. Everyone knows Russia is not the...

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What we need now from the leadership of COP28

Vanessa Nakate There is a big difference between national leaders and global leaders. The former push national interests on the global stage, often...

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Weaponization of refugee crisis must be addressed

Khaled Abou Zahr During the Turkiye presidential elections, the status of Syrian refugees became a central topic. The winner of the election, Recep...

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Why Erdogan’s win isn’t all it seems

Ruth Ben-Ghiat ‘We are here, we will not surrender to this darkness!’ declared dozens of well-known Turkish women in an open letter urging their...

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Arab-Iranian dialoguemakes strides in Doha

Dr. Abdel Aiz Aluwaisheg Doha this week hosted three days of informal Arab-Iranian dialogue. The conference, held largely behind closed doors,...

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Diplomatic choices: Who is Russia leaning on for international support?

Dr. Diana Galeeva Putin congratulated his “dear friend” Recep Tayyip Erdogan on his victory in the Turkiye presidential elections. In the...

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The damage Canada’s spies can do

Andrew Mitrovica This is the tale of two men who risked their lives as veteran police officers to serve their country only to have their life’s...

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US should focus on economic diplomacy in the Middle East

Dr. Majid Rafizadeh While geopolitical, military and security issues are critical pillars of foreign policy, the Biden administration could also...

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Saudi Arabia’s Arab League presidency: Championing sustainability amid uncertainty

Dr. Turki Faisal Al-Rasheed The recent Arab League Summit, which was historic in bringing together the 22 member nations including Syria for the...

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Harry and Meghan want to stay silent?

Judith Woods Can it be true? Is it just idle gossip? Say it ain’t so. Rumours are rife that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are going to abandon...

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How to end Trumpism

Julian Zelizer During an interview with CNN’s Poppy Harlow, former FBI Director James Comey blamed Trumpism for conservative distrust toward the...

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Why are Putin and ‘team Navalny’ in lockstep when it comes to decolonization?

Marika Semenenko ‘‘Freaks’’ was how Leonid Volkov – the right-hand man of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny – recently described...

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Saga of ‘separation of powers’ in Pakistan’s politics

Malaika Sarwar Separation of powers has never existed in Pakistan in practice, nor has the checks and balances system prevailed in the country....

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The Asian way key to building peace

Zhang Chi The 20th Shangri-La Dialogue, to be held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore from June 2 to 4, is expected to promote peace and...

01.06.2023 2

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The idiot West is sleeping as the end of the world draws near

Allister Heath Just like George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, it turns out that the Arnold Schwarzenegger...

01.06.2023 2

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The war on Russia’s doorstep just got uncomfortably close

Michael Bociurkiw Those expecting that the upcoming Ukrainian counteroffensive will be a shock and awe bombing campaign similar to the 2003 US...

01.06.2023 1

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Just how safe is Fukushima’s ‘contaminated’ water?

David Fickling More than 12 years after the disaster that closed Japan’s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, the country will soon dispose of one...

01.06.2023 1

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Karachi’s actual population

Shahid Abbasi The final official census figures reported in the different censuses from 1981 to 2017, have generated controversy and disagreement...

01.06.2023 2

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What to expect now that Erdogan has five more years as Turkish president

Mohamed Chebaro Many people in Turkiye and many more outside the country might have wished for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to lose this week’s...

01.06.2023 2

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The Moscow drone attacks bring Russia’s war to its doorstep – and put Putin’s alternative reality at risk

Jade McGlynn Russian authorities are trying to downplay a series of drone attacks across Moscow, including on its most elite area, Rublyovka. The...

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A more courageous, smarter humanitarianism is needed to ease Sudan’s pain

Mukesh Kapila I hovered at the ill-defined Sudan-South Sudan border watching the Nuba Mountains being firebombed. It was 2013 and the region was...

01.06.2023 2

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How sanctions have changed the face of Chinese companies in Russia

Vita Spivak The latest sanctions under discussion in the European Commission since May 8 would target several Chinese companies involved in...

01.06.2023 3

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Israel’s war on Gaza: Collateral damage by name, murder by nature

Yossi Mekelberg It is an imperative that any fighting force that would like to be regarded as moral and ethical should refrain from targeting...

01.06.2023 1

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Arab states cannot whitewash Syria’s human rights record

Diana Semaan ‘‘I fled the conflict in Syria to seek refuge in Lebanon… Now Lebanon deported me back to Syria where the same government I fled...

31.05.2023 1

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Third-party US presidential campaigns extremely unlikely to win

Kerry Boyd Anderson The No Labels group is gaining attention in the US as it takes steps to potentially mount a third-party presidential campaign....

31.05.2023 2

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Tunisia was the hope of the Arab spring

Soumaya Ghannoushi ‘‘Historic’’ – that is how Tunisia’s president, Kais Saied, described his meeting with Syria’s Bashar al-Assad on the...

31.05.2023 1

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What Erdogan’s win might mean for the rest of the world

Osam Al-Sharif As many pundits expected, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a historic third term as he overcame his opponent in Turkiye’s...

31.05.2023 1

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Biden’s five mistakes in Ukraine

Marwan Bishara Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine last year, much has been said about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s...

31.05.2023 1

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