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Pakistan Awaits Climate Justice: Are Changing Weather, Devastated Homes and Submerged Fields Waiting for a Saviour?

Pakistan Awaits Climate Justice: Are Changing Weather, Devastated Homes and Submerged Fields Waiting for a Saviour?

From Multan’s sweltering rooms to France’s heatwave and the global climate conferences in Brazil and Türkiye, the message is the same. Rural...

19.08.2026 30

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Makkah Agreement set to trigger a regional grassroots movement

Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib The signing of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye this month triggered several...

19.08.2026 40

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Why White House envoys cannot sway Israel’s war leader

Why White House envoys cannot sway Israel’s war leader

On Monday, US Middle East envoy Jared Kushner visited Israel and met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The focus of the discussion was...

19.08.2026 20

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Wealth Is What Rebuilds

Cristian Halaby Fernández The author is a Colombian businessman, president of Nexu Group and BYCSA, and a columnist for El Colombiano. There is an...

19.08.2026 20

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A region in limbo: Maps left hanging amid blood and fog

Officially, the 60-day ceasefire between Iran and the US, established under the memorandum of understanding, has now expired. In reality, it was never...

18.08.2026 30

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Israel seeks to reverse the global shift over Gaza genocide

Colombia’s decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights marks a dangerous turning point. By becoming only the second...

17.08.2026 20

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Republican silence and Democratic ambiguity

The US midterm elections in early November promise to be exceptional in every sense of the word. They will amount to a series of major tests taking...

17.08.2026 30

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The post-Hormuz era offers Africa a great opportunity

As the disruption of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz continues, African economies have taken a heavy hit. This is despite the fact that they possess...

16.08.2026 40

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India and Saudi Arabia: A partnership for peace and prosperity

On the 80th Independence Day of India, I extend my warm greetings and best wishes to all Indian citizens in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and to our...

15.08.2026 50

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A Syrian intervention in Lebanon would be too costly for Damascus

In recent weeks, United States President Donald Trump has repeatedly floated the idea of Syrian intervention to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon....

15.08.2026 20

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What the Taliban achieved and failed to achieve in five years

Five years ago, the Taliban entered Kabul triumphant, almost 20 years after the collapse of its first government, triggered by the invasion of...

15.08.2026 30

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Turkiye’s AK Party turns 25: A journey of change and renewal

The initial step taken on August 14, 2001 cannot be viewed merely as the submission of a political party’s founding petition within the annals of...

13.08.2026 20

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Amnesty law a distortion of what Lebanon could have been

The Lebanese are well known for their humor in difficult situations. The first WhatsApp message I received following Wednesday’s vote in Lebanon’s...

13.08.2026 20

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Trump’s Board of Peace facing its first real test

Dr. Abdellatif El-Menawy Benjamin Netanyahu’s rejection of Donald Trump’s latest Gaza plan has done something useful: it has stripped the Board of...

13.08.2026 40

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The new road to diplomatic legitimacy runs through trade

International isolation once followed a relatively predictable path. Governments accused of serious abuses faced diplomatic pressure and economic...

13.08.2026 30

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Pakistan’s balancing act in the Gulf is getting harder

Pakistan has emerged as a critical regional stakeholder since the conflict between the United States and Iran began in late February. Its role in...

11.08.2026 30

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Remembering Anas, Mohammed and Gaza’s other slain journalists

On the first death anniversary of our colleague Anas al-Sharif, we pray for mercy for him and for all our slain colleagues from Al Jazeera Media...

10.08.2026 20

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Social media companies must act on fake news

Most of us think we would never fall for a fake rumor. But far too many of us do. This is not new. In 1938, Orson Welles convinced, via a radio drama,...

10.08.2026 20

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Five key fronts to counter Israel’s Gaza genocide

It is now official: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has flatly rejected the core conditions of the Board of Peace framework, explicitly...

10.08.2026 40

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Hormuz deal ‘close’ but will Trump accept it?

With the Trump administration clearly struggling to negotiate a deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, it has been left to the Gulf state of...

10.08.2026 30

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The Makkah Agreement: A new architecture for regional security

The signing of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye on Friday was a historic development for our region. When...

10.08.2026 70

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Iran’s grip on trade is a potent weapon, but it has an expiry date

Mohammad Reza Farzanegan Iran has turned its ability to restrict commercial passage through the Strait of Hormuz into a potent economic weapon in the...

08.08.2026 40

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The post-American Middle East is beginning to take shape

For years, Saudi Arabia’s strategic patience was mistaken for strategic dependence. Riyadh absorbed provocations, avoided unnecessary wars,...

08.08.2026 60

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