Middle East & Africa
Middle Eastern protests challenge debilitating Gulf counterrevolution
Much of
the Middle East’s recent turmoil stems from internecine Middle Eastern
rivalries spilling onto third country battlefields and Saudi and United Arab
Emirates-led efforts to roll...
Russia and Angola: Cooperating On Trade, Arms Delivery and Natural Resource Exploration
Russia is ready to raise its full-fledged bilateral ties and strengthen
multifaceted cooperation by signing a series of agreements with Angola, one of
Russia's key partners...
Western Sahara: Round 3 into the final solution
A few days ago, there were the second Geneva talks clarified the
discussion of the parties to the dispute of Western Sahara as a solution...
Honor Among Thieves?
When Michael Cohen, fixer for Donald
Trump, payoff-artist and jailbird-to-be,
who starts 3-year prison sentence on May 6, branded his former boss a liar and
cheat who...
Does rente hinder democracy in Algeria
A rapid
look around the world demonstrates that few rentier countries can be classified
as democratic states, especially those in the MENA region; therefore, scholars
have suggested...
The fallacy of soccer’s magical bridge-building qualities
Imagining
himself as a peacemaker in a conflict-ridden part of the world, FIFA President
Gianni Infantino sees a 2022 World Cup shared by Qatar with its...
Syrian Coup de Grâce
The Middle
Eastern land has a diverse blend of history with conflicts and developments in
knowledge. Where on one hand Baghdad was considered as the realm...
The battle for leadership of the Muslim world: Turkey plants its flag in Christchurch
When Turkish
vice-president Fuat Oktay and foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu became this
weekend the first high-level
foreign government delegation to travel
to Christchurch they were doing more
than expressing...
Who Will Rebuild Syria: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
After raging for eight years, the violent phase of the
Syrian civil war seems to be reaching its final stages, with Idlib as the last...
Here Are the 10 Young Africans Pushing Boundaries and Changing the World in 2019
Ten African women and men are part of a cohort of 127
of the world’s most promising social activists, business leaders, public
servants, artists and technologists....