Middle East & Africa
Could OPEC Plus oil production cuts end the historical relations between Washington and Riyadh?
Not quite four months have passed since President Biden's controversial meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his historic visit to Saudi...
UAE’s balanced foreign policy
In recent years, the foreign policy of two Gulf states -- Saudi Arabia and UAE – has been witness to significant changes. One of...
Another West Bank intifada on the horizon
The latest escalation in the occupied West Bank carries all the hallmarks to the prelude of the second intifada that erupted in the year...
Guterres: UN-African Union partnership a ‘cornerstone of multilateralism’
Cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union (AU) is stronger than ever, however major challenges remain, Secretary-General António Guterres told the Security...
The revival of Turkey-Israel diplomatic ties
The two countries, formerly close regional allies, Israel and Turkey, are reestablishing full diplomatic ties with each other after a four-year thaw in relations....
Can Africa Prioritize And Address Its Food Security Challenges?
Global food security, especially in Africa, has been in the media publications these past few months. While a few outspoken African leaders shifted blames...
Will Assyrians Become Strictly a Religious Minority in Occupied Assyria?
Many Assyrians describe the silence by most Assyrian political groups and many nationalists, since the outcome of the 2018 Iraqi elections, mysterious. For the...
The Abyss of Iraqi political Crisis
Since 2003, Iraq has been living on the impact of political crises, which have obscured all the consensus between the blocs that make up...
The geopolitical minefields of a Turkic world
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has blown new life into Turkey’s vision of a Turkic world that stretches from Anatolia to Xinjiang in north-western China.
“Central...
Mozambique Marks Five Years of Extreme Violence  in Cabo Delgado
Mozambique marks five years since extreme violence erupted in northern Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, forcing nearly 1 million people to flee during that time...