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Khaled Abou Zahr China and the US last week reached an agreement to alleviate some restrictions on rare earth element exports. Under the plan,...
Hani Hazaimeh For decades, the world has watched the Palestinian-Israeli conflict unfold via headlines, footage and diplomatic statements. But...
Polly Toynbee Rachel Reeves will not be sacked, because she is unsackable. The ever-hysterical bond markets just confirmed that by spinning out of...
Belén Fernández After ordering the United States military to bomb Iran last month, US President Donald Trump made a brief address at the White...
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim The recent Human Rights Watch report on the Rohingya education crisis in Bangladesh should be a wake-up call for the entire...
Dr. John Sfakianakis In August 2023, the leaders of the BRICS nations — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — gathered in Johannesburg to...
Tariq Mehmood In the coming days, the United Kingdom government is moving full steam ahead to proscribe Palestine Action – a movement of young...
Eyad Abu Shakra The rise of Zohran Mamdani, who last week won the Democratic mayoral primary in New York City, the largest and most impressive city...
Olamide Samuel After launching direct attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, United States President Donald Trump was quick to declare victory. His...
Chris Doyle For a dozen days, the eyes of the world were focused on Israel’s aggression on Iran and its consequences. The ramifications could have...
Mohamed Chebaro The world was last week on the brink of something akin to a mini-catastrophe or a major war, which could have easily slipped into a...
Ghassan Charbel The latest war in the Middle East, both in terms of the course it took and its outcomes, resembled an earthquake. It was the latest...
Zaid M. Belbagi The 2025 NATO Summit, which took place in The Hague last week, brought together representatives of all 32 member nations of the...
Taqwa Ahmed Al-Wawi When The Hunger Games books came out in the late 2000s to much acclaim, probably few readers expected scenes from these...
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