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Journalism is often described as the fourth pillar of the state. Its strength does not come from any constitutional authority; it is derived from...
For all the hysterical outrage that accompanied the announcement of the UK’s measures against illegal Israeli settlements last Tuesday, the world...
In 2016, I published “The Rohingyas: Inside Myanmar’s Hidden Genocide,” the first book devoted to making the case that the persecution of the...
This year’s BRICS summit has wrapped up in New Delhi with the usual promises of deepened cooperation and expanding economic ties. But there was an...
Europe has long been the primary target for US President Donald Trump’s tirades against traditional allies. However, Asia got a taste of this...
Global stock markets are entering a critical phase as economic and financial risks continue to accumulate. Oil prices, driven higher in part by...
I was not surprised when I heard the speech by Ed Miliband, the British foreign secretary, in which he announced that Britain would impose sanctions...
The renewed escalation in Yemen is no longer simply a Yemeni battlefield development. For Saudi Arabia, it is becoming a direct test of national...
Hezbollah rejected a proposal to evacuate Ali Al-Taher ridge — which sits north of the Litani River and is part of the strategic high ground around...
The number of migrants arriving on British shores in small boats so far this year has fallen by more than 40 percent compared to the same period last...
Iranian missiles and drones came down on Kuwait on September 3, two days after American aircraft struck roughly a hundred positions along the Hormuz...
They may be most unloved kingmakers in global politics. Palestinian citizens of Israel represent roughly a fifth of the Israeli population, but around...
War in the field is vastly different from war on paper. Brilliance in planning does not grant immunity from surprises. Experience dictates that while...
The catastrophe on the Nepal-Tibet border is another terrible warning of the dangers facing communities living beneath the world’s great mountain...
This week, Reform UK gathered thousands of supporters at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre to present itself as a government-in-waiting. This...
There may come a time of reckoning, perhaps after the October general election and, eventually, in the judgment of history, over the harm that Israeli...
There comes a point after tragedy when one feels stumped: exasperated, angry, inadequate. Fourteen newborn babies died in the fire at Islamabad’s...
DR. ABDEL AZIZ ALUWAISHEG On Tuesday, the Sudanese government paved the way for the proposed national dialogue to take place by dismissing the...
After attending the first institutional meeting of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement in Istanbul, Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar traveled to...
The catastrophic flash flooding in Nepal last week was a tragic event. Many people were killed, villages wiped out and communities left devastated....
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and French President Emmanuel Macron last week chaired the first meeting of the Franco-Saudi Strategic...
The global energy order is changing. US President Donald Trump celebrated on Truth Social what he called the “biggest oil deal in history” – a...
On Monday, Greece and Israel signed a $3.5bn defence deal to build an integrated, multilayered defence network to protect Greek territory dubbed the...
For years, countries in the Global South have accused the West of hypocritical behavior: applying international law selectively and openly breaking it...
Abdulrahman Al-Rashed The sole common factor between Saudi Arabia and Iran is China. As the largest buyer of crude oil from both nations, China has...
The UK might be about to do something that should have been done during the days of David Cameron, Tony Blair or even Margaret Thatcher. How does one...
Five days after the flood that struck the Rasuwa and Nuwakot regions of Nepal, the number of missing people is growing. The whereabouts of more than...
Earlier this month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and representatives of the Board of Peace agreed to set up a working group on sanitation...
This week, three newborns died in an NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) fire at a government hospital in Amravati, in the western Indian state of...
The death of war criminal Ratko Mladic made headlines across the world. “The Butcher of Bosnia dies in The Hague”, the international media...
From Multan’s sweltering rooms to France’s heatwave and the global climate conferences in Brazil and Türkiye, the message is the same. Rural...
Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib The signing of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye this month triggered several...
On Monday, US Middle East envoy Jared Kushner visited Israel and met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The focus of the discussion was...
Cristian Halaby Fernández The author is a Colombian businessman, president of Nexu Group and BYCSA, and a columnist for El Colombiano. There is an...
Officially, the 60-day ceasefire between Iran and the US, established under the memorandum of understanding, has now expired. In reality, it was never...
Colombia’s decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights marks a dangerous turning point. By becoming only the second...
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...
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...
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...
In recent weeks, United States President Donald Trump has repeatedly floated the idea of Syrian intervention to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon....
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