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Women’s driving: Saudi Prince Mohammed’s litmus test

Saudi Arabia’s long-awaited lifting of a ban on women’s driving, widely viewed as a symbol of Saudi misogyny, will likely serve as a litmus...

Malaysian launderette owner stirs Asian hornet’s nest

Uproar about a launderette owner’s decision to bar non-Muslims from using his service has focused a spotlight on broader discriminatory attitudes in Malaysian society...

Washed up: Malaysian launderette refuses non-Muslim customers

The owner of a self-service laundrette in the historic town of Muar in the Malaysian state of Johor likely had little inkling of the...

President Trump’s UN Speech: Where Idealism Meets Pragmatism

Last week saw the 72nd session of the UN General Assembly where world leaders descended upon New York to give their customary speeches, condemn...

Shaping Eurasia’s future: Unintended consequences of abrogating Iran’s nuclear deal

US President Donald J. Trump’s targeting of a two-year-old agreement curtailing Iran’s ability to produce nuclear weapons could not only spark a nuclear arms...

Testing the waters: Saudi women get one-time access to a stadium

Saudi Arabia's 85th birthday could prove to be historic -- one that could put to the test opposition to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's...

Foreign States Interventions in Syrian Conflict

Foreign interventions in Syria started in March 2011 after the furious people of Dara predominantly Sunni Muslims city in Syria cited as (cradle of...

Trump’s chaos produces results: Gulf states upgrade ties to Israel

A cornerstone of the Trump administration’s approach to Israeli-Palestinian peace, involving a restructuring of relations between erstwhile Middle Eastern foes appears to be taking...

Signs of hope in the Middle East? Don’t hold your breath

Optimists see hopeful signs that the Middle East may be exiting from a dark tunnel of violence, civil war, sectarian strife, and debilitating regional...

Rohingya plight feeds Muslim assertiveness

The plight of Myanmar’s persecuted Rohingya minority is becoming the Muslim world’s latest rallying call emulating the emotional appeal of the Palestinians in the...

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Why Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Went From Allies to Enemies

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