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By Chris Doyle Key Takeaways: Syria has rarely featured in the news of late. Perhaps that is a relief. Syrians
By Yossi Mekelberg Key Takeaways To mark 1,000 days since the horrific surprise attack on Israeli border communities near the
By Khaled Abou Zahr Key Takeaways French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Syria obviously covered many files, from energy to
Key Takeaways By Mohamed Chebaro In a book published last year called “If Russia Wins: A scenario,” German academic Carlo
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed Key Takeaways Someone asked: Why do the Saudis not resolve the situation in Yemen and put an
By Hassan Al-Mustafa Key Takeaways Anyone observing Gulf-Iranian relations will find that, between June 25 and July 4, three significant
By Jonathan Gornall On the occasion of its 250th birthday this July 4, amid the usual fireworks, state fairs, battle
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed The Arab Gulf states face security and existential challenges that may be greater than anything they have
By Mohamed Chebaro Will Labour MPs dare ask themselves whether they were too hasty in pushing outgoing Prime Minister Keir
By Chris Doyle Back in September 2012, I took Andy Burnham on a parliamentary delegation to the West Bank. It
By Yossi Mekelberg There is perhaps nowhere further removed from the horrors of war unfolding across the Middle East than
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed The Strait of Hormuz has been opened, and Iran has begun to act as its policeman, controlling
By Dr. Sinem Cengiz Key Takeaways In 2013, Micheal Krepon wrote an essay in which he argued that the US,
By Andrew Hammond June 23, 2016 — the date of the Brexit referendum — remains a seismic moment in the
By Dr. Abdellatif El-Menawy In the evolving landscape of the Middle East, where the Israeli-Palestinian conflict intersects with broader regional
By Mohamed Chebaro Lebanon this week remembered the outbreak of its civil war 51 years ago. If anything, April 13,
By Osama Al-Sharif The ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran is facing serious challenges, just hours after it was
By Faisal J. Abbas It would not be an exaggeration to say that Pakistan pulled the proverbial rabbit out of
By Dalia Al-Aqidi Thousands of people took to the streets in cities across the US on March 28. The scenes
By Andrew Hammond US President Donald Trump’s first term of office strained relationships with much of the world, especially Europe.
By Hani Hazaimeh The Middle East stands at a dangerous inflection point. The confrontation involving Iran, Israel and the US
By Mohamed Chebaro As the world grapples with the ramifications of the US-Israeli war against Iran and all the uncertainties
By Eyad Abu Shakra French voters made their voices heard in the mid-March municipal elections, whose insights into the trajectory
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz was a predictable possibility, present in every potential war scenario. There
By Zaid M. Belbagi The world’s most consequential nuclear standoff is being conducted largely in the dark. The International Atomic
By Yossi Mekelberg With alarming frequency and rather quickly, the border between Israel and Lebanon can shift from calm to
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed In theory, at least, the Arab majority is expected to take a clear stance against Iran over
By Chris Doyle Back in November 1989, Benjamin Netanyahu made a speech at Bar-Ilan University in Tel Aviv. He argued
By Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib Many articles and social media posts have been published in the last two weeks covering
By Yossi Mekelberg With the eyes of the world fixed on the Middle East, the recent announcement by President Emmanuel
By Osama Al-Sharif Almost two weeks after the US and Israel launched what they described as a preemptive strike against
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed Although only one week has passed since the outbreak of large-scale war, the imbalance in the balance
By Mohamed Chebaro It never ceases to amaze me how the Lebanese never seem to have enough of discord and
By Dr. Sinem Cengiz Turkiye has long paid a heavy price for being bordered by unstable states. Now, it faces
By Faisal J. Abbas A famous proverb states: “It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed A new Iran means an Iran different from the one we have known for four decades. Perhaps
By Chris Doyle A single interview with an American diplomat has triggered a furious joint statement from 14 states, most
By Nadim Shehadi We are back at it — negotiations over Iran’s nuclear weapons, possibly with a limited or even
By Mohamed Chebaro Children and their use of social media is becoming an increasingly challenging topic for parents and authorities
By Chris Doyle Not for the first time, the media bubble in London has been opining on how many days
By Dalia Al-Aqidi Public trust in truth is declining at an alarming pace. Across continents, societies are experiencing a dangerous
By Yossi Mekelberg Few could have foreseen that merely 17 months after Keir Starmer led the Labour Party to victory
By Mohamed Chebaro One could easily ask: Why the fuss about the Epstein files and the calls for UK Prime
By Stephen Charles Hitchen As Prince William arrives in Riyadh this week, he writes the latest chapter in a remarkable
By Yossi Mekelberg Iran and the US are on the brink of a direct confrontation, and considering the American military
By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim The most recent hearings in the Rohingya genocide case at the International Court of Justice did
By Dalia Al-Aqidi For much of the past decade, American foreign policy has felt confused, cautious and often reactive. Allies
By Dr. Sinem Cengiz Since the breakup of the former Yugoslavia, the Balkan region has been a priority for Turkiye
By Osama Al-Sharif Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was never on board when US President Donald Trump announced his 20-point
By Andrew Hammond US President Donald Trump has previously threatened both military action and trade tariffs on much of Europe
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