Flaring tensions in the Gulf can only be addressed by a regional balance of power that serves the security, territorial integrity and sovereignty of all its nations
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If leading Arab countries are serious about curbing Iranian influence in the Middle East, Syria is the place to start
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The challenges that abound in the Middle East region will not be resolved by catering only to Israeli interests
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Despite the rise in political temperatures in the Gulf, Egypt should focus on its western front with Libya and Sinai
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Indications are, by way of recent events, that the US and Israel are gearing up to impose an unfair peace on the Palestinians in return for a concord between the US and Russia
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Trump’s proposed Middle East peace deal is to be unveiled within weeks. But by all indications, it won’t have much to stand on
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While the departure of lifetime presidents in Algeria and Sudan may bring uncertainty to these countries, the geopolitical costs to the Arab world will be less unclear
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Bouteflika has stepped down, echoing what happened with Mubarak eight years prior. It remains to be seen if Algeria will avoid the instability Egypt then experienced
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The signal from Tunis is that Trump will not succeed, by force and bluster, to overturn decades of baselines in negotiations for Middle East peace
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This month marks the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, one that only proved that Israel has no interest in peace
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How to prevent the deepening of the divide between the civilised world and that driven by hatred and racial, sectarian and religious violence is the urgent issue of our times, writes Hussein Haridy
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Algeria is in search of a new political legitimacy. The political elite can listen and adapt or go the way of the wind
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Despite the relative failure of the Hanoi talks between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un, hope is not lost for a unified, peaceful Korean Peninsula
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The quest for American hegemony in the late 20th century was one where America leads and others willingly follow. Now, under Trump, America must lead despite all others
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The latest State of the Union address by Donald Trump had practically nothing to offer the Arabs
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In the past one hundred years, from monarchy to a republican system of government, we as Egyptians have not succeeded in establishing a sustainable democratic system where checks, balance and the rule of law reign supreme
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Peace on the Korean Peninsula could be at hand if the US administration is willing to meet Pyongyang half way
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Peace on the Korean Peninsula could be at hand if the US administration is willing to meet Pyongyang half way
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Hussein Haridy reflects on the policies and impact of the administration of US president George W Bush, who died last week
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