|
![]() |
![]() Arab NewsEurasia Review |
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
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