The existential question facing France and other European societies relative to Islam is how to bring up young Muslim generations believing in a common destiny with these societies, writes Hussein Haridy
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With the passing of Kuwait’s Sheikh Al-Sabah, the Arab world has lost a tower of wisdom
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Regardless US-Israeli plans, the Palestinian question cannot be erased when it concerns the lives and fates of seven million people
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After a summer of rising tensions, it appears that Turkish provocations in the Eastern Mediterranean may be coming to an end
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With Bahrain following the UAE in making peace with Israel, the region has entered a new phase in its history
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With the US stepping back and refocusing on China, France appears poised to play a greater role in the Middle East and North Africa, a role welcomed by Arab governments
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Moves to establish a tripartite mechanism of cooperation among Egypt, Jordan and Iraq could provide an important counterbalance to US-Israeli regional hegemony
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The announcement of a ceasefire agreement in Libya is a welcome development in a country that was teetering on the edge of total collapse, writes Hussein Haridy
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The announcement by Donald Trump that Israel and the UAE will normalise relations has sent shockwaves across the Arab region, upturning old certainties
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It is time for foreign and regional powers that have long been meddling in Lebanon’s polity and beyond to cease
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Signals begin to appear on the Arab landscape that the paralysis of the last nine and a half years, in terms of finding Arab solutions to Arab problems, is over
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Egypt has clarified its position on Libya, giving a face-saving doorway to the Tripoli government. Will it take it?
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Turkish military intervention in Libya has catapulted the region to its most dangerous brink in years. While Egypt didn’t choose this path, it is obliged to stand firm on it
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The US and other world powers are playing a cat and mouse game of containing a rising China. But it is a game none will win
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Egypt and most Arab countries have decided to confront Turkey in Libya. They must stand firm, regardless the cost
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Egypt has put its cards on the table: it will not stand by and see Turkish intervention in Libya threaten national and regional security
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High hopes that accompanied the 2018 Sentosa Summit came to naught. But a lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula is a lofty goal still worth pursuing
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While renewing calls for a political solution in Libya, Egypt is warning against escalation that could threaten regional peace. But as the balance shifts on the ground, resolution might be more difficult than ever.
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As conflict on the ground intensifies in Libya, Egypt must rethink its options, writes Hussein Haridy
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Libya is no closer to peace, thanks largely to Turkish meddling
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