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Aron Heller is a Canadian-American-Israeli journalist, author, and broadcaster. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, he was still a child when his

On October 26 the people of Ireland voted overwhelmingly for Catherine Connolly as their new president. Receiving 63% of first-preference

The US and most of the Middle East now want to get on with disempowering Hamas, installing effective governance in

The past few weeks have seen the emergence within Gaza of armed factions challenging Hamas. Simmering for some time, this intra-Palestinian...

Whether Trump’s peace plan for Gaza is implemented partially or fully, the end-game is in sight. However we reach the

On September 17 Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s interim president, who was briefing reporters in Damascus ahead of his trip to the

“You’ve got to accentuate the positive” ran the lyrics of the hit song of 1945, continuing with the equally sound

It was on August 5 that the Lebanese government, under pressure from the US as well as from Israeli strikes,

For decades French leaders have tried to position France as a prime mover in solving the Israel-Palestinian issue. Time and again...

On August 27 US President Donald Trump summoned a tight-knit group of advisers to the White House to discuss a comprehensive

“True to its historic commitment to a just and lasting peace in the Middle East,” posted France’s President Emmanuel Macron

When Ahmed al-Sharaa – or Mohammad al-Julani as he was then – swept down with his militia from the north

High drama in Lebanon: On August 5, in response to mounting US pressure to commit to a disarmament timetable for

It was, doubtless, a combination of factors that led the Hamas leadership to conclude that their best interests lay in

Over July 28-30 a ministerial conference at the UN representing 17 countries and the Arab League, but boycotted by the US

Can 28 foreign ministers be wrong? That was the number who put their names to a joint statement published on July 21

Sudan has been tearing itself apart in a brutal civil war for two long years. A clash between two powerful

By Sergio Martinez In the mid-20th century, schools in communist countries were tools of the state. History lessons became hagiographies

Ahmed al-Sharaa, the interim President of Syria, has the world guessing. Is he the Sunni jihadist leader of an Islamic

By Truong Son In less than a year as general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, To Lam has made

On March 4 Egypt presented to a meeting of the Arab League a detailed and costed plan for the reconstruction,

In any consideration of a possible regime change in Iran, one potential leader stands symbolically head and shoulders above anyone

It was almost exactly eight years ago, on June 26, 2017, that a huge digital clock was placed prominently in

CANZUK (an acronym formed from the initial letters of Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK), is an advocacy body

The US invaded Iraq in 2003 to overthrow the regime of Saddam Hussein. When the fighting was over, the UN

One day the fighting in Gaza will end – how or when remains a matter of speculation, hope or despair. With

In the afternoon of Monday, May 19, David Lammy, Britain’s Foreign Secretary, rose to his feet in the House of

It boils down to two stark alternatives. Negotiate a full hostage release, end the war and leave Hamas still functioning;

When President Donald Trump visited the Middle East in May 2025, he found it much changed from the last time

For more than a decade one name keeps surfacing as a possible future Palestinian leader that could be acceptable not only to the Arab world but...

In this detailed and deeply personal account of the horrific events of October 7, 2023 and their aftermath, Douglas Murray

Syria and Lebanon are slipping from Iran’s grasp. The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria represented a major geopolitical

In a nutshell, the Iranian regime wants an end to the sanctions that have crippled its economy while keeping an eventual nuclear

On March 18, 2025 a cross-party group of UK parliamentarians published the results of a deeply researched investigation into Hamas’s

Yemen is at the epicenter of national and international interests at odds with each other and battling for supremacy. At

On April 2, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Qatar as “a complex country”. The epithet seems a trifle inadequate. Qatar

On March 19 the popular mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, was arrested just as he was about to register to

It is now common practice to refer to Ahmad al-Sharaa as Syria’s interim president. Following the fall of former president Bashar

Egypt is currently playing a crucial role in two of the most significant efforts related to the Gaza conflict. As

The Arab League held a summit in Cairo on March 4 with the sole intention of considering a comprehensive plan

Will the Gaza ceasefire deal survive its first phase? That was the unanswerable question hanging over the formal end of

The unhappy truth is that, despite Hezbollah having received a military thrashing at the hands of the IDF, the organization

Regardless of how the Gaza conflict is resolved – through the ceasefire, or by way of some version of President

A symbiotic relationship between Saudi Arabia and Israel is within reach. It could be of huge mutual benefit. Often overlooked

A significant topic of discussion at this year’s Davos meeting was Iran’s nuclear program. The World Economic Forum, founded in

Nearly half the world hates Jews – that is the stark message that emerges from the most comprehensive survey of

As the first phase of the ceasefire and hostage handover comes into effect, media and public opinion is divided on

What is to become of the Kurds, by far Syria’s largest minority at some two million people? The Syrian civil

Afterthe Syrian people themselves, it is Turkey that has emerged as the biggest winner from the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s

Four of Iran’s main anti-Israel instruments are effectively out of action. Hamas is a shadow of the fighting force it once was; Hezbollah has been...
