Many Middle East capitals are expecting former US President Donald Trump to win a second term in the Oval Office in November, writes Dina Ezzat
|
Israel carried out air strikes on the Yemeni port of Hodeida last week in retaliation for a Houthi group drone attack on Tel Aviv, writes Mina Adel
|
The Syrian parliamentary elections last week held no surprises, reports Bassel Oudat
|
Conflicts between the Ethiopian government and various ethnic groups in the country threaten to inflame the entire Horn of Africa.
|
A rare terrorist attack in the Sultanate of Oman was claimed by the Islamic State, raising questions about the goals of the group and who might be behind it, reports Ahmed Mustafa
|
Age was not the only factor in the withdrawal of US President Joe Biden from the presidential elections, as his policies also played a significant role, writes Manal Lotfy
|
Though not a cyberattack, last Friday’s IT failure could take weeks to fix, reports Kirellos Abdelmalak
|
As international efforts continue to find a political solution to the conflict in Sudan, these have come up against the intentions of the country’s warring parties.
|
Hamas has rebutted Israeli claims that it killed its military leader Mohamed Deif in a massacre at the Al-Mawasi Refugee Camp in the Gaza Strip.
|
US President Joe Biden’s troubled candidacy in this year’s presidential elections is threatening to postpone the close of the 10-month Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, writes Dina Ezzat
|
Judging by the most recent questionnaire, the European Neighbourhood Policy is falling far short of its original objectives, Dina Ezzat reports
|
The left’s apparent triumph in France is actually an unprecedented political gridlock, reports Mohamed Badereldin
|
With Erdogan mending fences with the Assad regime, Turkish-Syrian relations are likely to see a qualitative shift, reports Karam Said
|
The master of political theatre has managed to outmanoeuvre his rival on the US presidential election stage, Manal Lotfy reports
|
Former US president Donald Trump is unlikely to influence the outcomes of the Israeli war on Gaza or to alter Israel’s fate if he is re-elected in November, writes Ramzy Baroud
|
According to The Lancet, a prestigious UK medical journal, Israel has killed at least eight per cent of Gaza’s population in its ongoing war
|
Israel is bolstering its forces on the northern front in preparation for further battles with the Lebanese Shia group Hizbullah.
|
There is cautious optimism as Hamas and Israel edge closer to a deal.
|
While it doesn’t imply any radical change, writes Manal Lotfy, the triumph of a reformist president in the Iranian election demonstrates Khamenei’s limits
|
The economy will be the focus of Tunisia’s upcoming presidential election, reports Kamel Abdallah
|