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By Chris Doyle What is Europe in the 21st century? Where is it heading? Is it part of a West


By Nadim Shehadi The intensity of American reactions to President Donald Trump remains intriguing. I saw it in Boston among


By Yossi Mekelberg Combing through UN Security Council Resolution 2803, I began to question whether it is the case of

By Osama Al-Sharif Following the historic Sharm El-Sheikh summit on Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan in October and since the


By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed The assumption that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Washington last week was mainly about dealing

By Faisal J. Abbas As predicted in this column previously, the recently concluded visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin

By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed It has become well known that US President Donald Trump enjoys a distinctive relationship with Saudi Crown


By Faisal J. Abbas It may be a coincidence, but history rarely writes itself without purpose. Next week’s meeting in

By Osama Al-Sharif A year after Israel agreed to a ceasefire with Lebanon’s Hezbollah, pressure is mounting on the Lebanese

By Mohamed Chebaro The worsening US-EU relations witnessed in 2025 have led many to believe that European-Chinese ties could flourish


By Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib Tensions are at an all-time high in Lebanon. US envoy Tom Barrack has reportedly given Beirut until

By Ghassan Khatib The second phase of US President Donald Trump’s plan to end Israel’s war in Gaza is not

By Mohamed Chebaro How to deal with migrants and asylum seekers in the UK remains a highly divisive and contentious

By Osama Al-Sharif Ever since US President Donald Trump forced Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to embrace his 20-point Gaza

By Hassan Al-Mustafa I was in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, last week for the ninth Future Investment Initiative Forum. The

By Yossi Mekelberg Israel has entered an election year, and when Israelis next go to the polls to elect their

By Andrew Hammond Wales rarely makes the international news headlines. However, last week it produced a political earthquake that saw

By Dalia Al-Aqidi The world watched in awe as US President Donald Trump’s peace deal last week brought an end

By Jonathan Power In Charles Dickens’s novel “A Tale of Two Cities”, set during the French revolution of 1789, he

By Osama Al-Sharif The Gaza ceasefire is shaky but is holding despite some serious violations by Israel. Since the truce

By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim For years, the Rohingya have been portrayed as the world’s most persecuted people, stateless victims trapped

By Sinem Cengiz Since the start of the Gaza war, Turkiye has taken an assertive and proactive stance, engaging in

By Prof. Dr. Emrullah Isler I have had the privilege of living in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in three

By Yossi Mekelberg When, back in late August, the E3 — the UK, France and Germany — notified the UN

By Ghassan Charbel The Middle East has been witnessing unprecedented developments recently and this week it is witnessing another. The

By Dalia Al-Aqidi When political memoirs start to read like confessions, it usually means a party is in trouble. That

By Yossi Mekelberg At last, negotiators in Sharm El-Sheikh have agreed an end to this period of the most horrific

By Dr. Abdel Aziz Aluwaisheg Donald Trump’s peace plan is focused on Gaza, but it includes a vague reference to

By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim In the heart of Rakhine State, the land tells a story that the world no longer

By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed As a continuation of my previous article about Hamas’ move toward accepting Donald Trump’s peace plan, the...

By Talmiz Ahmad Ankara’s recent outreach to Libya’s Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar and the Tobruk-based administration controlled by him has

By Andrew Hammond Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party leadership election has been extensively viewed, domestically. However, the wider world has also

By Dya-Eddine Said Bamakhrama In today’s fast-paced digital transformation, cybersecurity has become an urgent necessity — no less important than

By Hani Hazaimeh US President Donald Trump’s newly announced plan to end the Israeli aggression on Gaza has injected a

By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim With world leaders in New York this week for the UN General Assembly, they are once

By Chris Doyle Even in the darkest, most pessimistic corners of Downing Street, one can imagine a few beaming smiles

By Andrew Hammond During the 2008 global financial turmoil, Rahm Emanuel, former US President Barack Obama’s chief of staff, said:

By Rafael Hernandez de Santiago The device arrived without ceremony. A small, humming disc, like a pocket mirror crossed with

By Chris Doyle As the 80th session of the UN General Assembly opens on Tuesday, surely it is time to

By Hassan Al-Mustafa In late August, Israel launched a new phase of confrontation with the Houthi group, as it targeted

By Mohamed Chebaro The continuing protests at UK hotels housing asylum seekers no doubt risk slowly descending into a breakdown

By Daoud Kuttab Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, is a self-professed Christian Zionist who unconditionally supports the state

By Yossi Mekelberg Two visits to London in consecutive weeks this month, first by French President Emmanuel Macron and then

By Chris Doyle Sacre bleu. France will recognize a state of Palestine. Is this a shock or not something to

By Chris Doyle Feverish debate over recent months has centered on whether the UK and France will recognize the state

By Andrew Hammond It was not many years ago that Narendra Modi’s reputation in Europe, and much of the rest

By Dalia Al-Aqidi The next great American industrial revolution is not being shaped in think tanks; it is being built

By Nadim Koteich It must have been difficult for Hezbollah to watch the public ceremony last week in which PKK

By Eyad Abu Shakra Listening to the speeches of US President Donald Trump leaves one with the impression that the

By Hani Hazaimeh Syria today stands on the cusp of a transformative chapter in its modern history. More than seven
