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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
By Yossi Mekelberg There are quite a few lessons to be learned from the 12 days of war between Iran
By Andrew Hammond The UN celebrated its 80th birthday on Thursday. But Secretary-General Antonio Guterres used the occasion to warn
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed Iran makes threats, but it will not act. It will not mine the Strait of Hormuz or
By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim The recent announcement by Myanmar’s junta that it will hold national elections in December 2025 or
By Yossi Mekelberg A direct, large-scale military confrontation between Iran and Israel was always perceived as too dangerous because it
By Hassan Al-Mustafa The positions of the Gulf Cooperation Council states have been made very clear, as they openly expressed
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed This war had been brewing for two decades — long anticipated but repeatedly avoided. Both the Iranian
By Ghassan Charbel It is no simple feat to make Tehran live at the mercy of Israeli fighter jets and
By Yossi Mekelberg When France and Saudi Arabia co-chair the International Conference for the Peaceful Settlement of the Palestinian Question
By Abdulrahman Al-Rashed It has been about 150 days since Joseph Aoun and Nawaf Salam took office. On the one
By Daniel Kowalski Of the approximated 2.3 million apartments in New York City, almost a million of them are rent-stabilized. Unlike
By Dalia Al-Aqidi America is waking up to a truth many suspected, but few dared to say out loud. Former
By Andrew Hammond The disagreements between French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni have been legion. However,
By Mohamed Chebaro Some of the statements made this week by politicians in the UK — along the lines of
By Eyad Abu Shakra There is hardly a journalist or political analyst, or even an amateur posing as either, in
By Mohamed Chebaro As a journalist, it has struck me in recent months how the people I meet — friends
By Dya-Eddine Said Bamakhrama Hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam, is not merely a religious rite performed annually by Muslims,
By Areig Elhag Despite the major economic focus of President Donald Trump’s Gulf tour earlier this month, Syria was also
By Yossi Mekelberg When Air Force One left the tarmac in Abu Dhabi after US President Donald Trump concluded a
By Alistair Burt In 40 years of being a close observer of, and participant in, UK-Israel relations, in fair weather
By Dr. Hatem Alzahrani As US President Donald Trump’s plane descended toward Riyadh on May 13, escorted by Saudi F-15
By Dr. Diana Galeeva The EU and the UK this week embarked on a new chapter in their relations by
By Rafael Hernandez de Santiago Some revolutions begin with a manifesto. Ours began with a shark in sneakers, a gorilla
By Taufiq Rahim Amid the gathering of business leaders in Riyadh last week, President Donald Trump delivered a blistering critique of US foreign
By Dr. Abdellatif El-Menawy President Donald Trump’s trip to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar last week marked a pivotal
By Ali Shihabi US President Donald Trump’s decision to make Riyadh his first foreign destination in his second term was
By Dr. Ali Awadh Asseri US President Donald Trump’s visit to Saudi Arabia this week marked a decisive and strategic
By Azu Ishiekwene Burkinabe leader Ibrahim Traore is acting like a rock star. It’s not entirely his fault. He’s receiving
By Faisal J. Abbas The words “historic” and “groundbreaking” are probably used far too often by pundits. Sometimes, they are
By Dalia Al-Aqidi In 2015, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action was signed between Iran and major world powers, including
By Steve Lutes This year marks a significant milestone in the strategic partnership between the US and Saudi Arabia, as
By Dr. Abdel Aziz Aluwaisheg US President Donald Trump’s decision to make Saudi Arabia his first foreign stop could transform
By Andrew Hammond US President Donald Trump had pledged previously to find a solution to the Ukraine war within 24
By Rafael Hernandez de Santiago The election of Pope Leo XIV marks a decisive moment of renewal for the Catholic
By Rafael Hernandez de Santiago Beneath the timeless skies of Diriyah, where history whispers through ancient walls, a new chapter
By Chris Doyle Were the local elections held in England last Thursday another seminal moment in British politics? The barnstorming
By Ross Anderson There is much angst among the Western liberal cognoscenti over the “peace agreement” with Russia currently being
By Mohamed Chebaro So far, three rounds of indirect US-Iran talks have taken place in Oman and Italy, with more
By Yossi Mekelberg Much political attention in the UK last week was focused on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ visit to Washington
By Andrew Hammond One of the biggest claims made by some key Brexiteers in the 2016 referendum campaign was that
By Hani Hazaimeh Jordan’s decision to formally ban all activities of the dissolved Muslim Brotherhood marks a watershed moment in
By Areig Elhag Two official statements that were issued last week reflect the international community’s position on the crisis in
By Mohamed Chebaro It is no exaggeration to say that on Easter Monday the world united in feeling a great
By Noor Nugali Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised the “limitless potential” of India’s growing ties with Saudi Arabia as
By Andrew Hammond In recent weeks, much media attention has focused on US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. However, one of
By Dr. Turki Faisal Al-Rasheed The partnership between Saudi Arabia and the US has long been a cornerstone of international