Trump’s upcoming visit to the Gulf will focus on US-Gulf relations as well as the wider situation in the Middle East.
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Nearly half a century after the signing of the Egyptian-Israeli Peace Treaty, the attainment of a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the Middle East is as far away as ever, writes Hussein Haridy
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Two important meetings earlier this month revealed the extent of the gulf between the G7 group of countries and Russia, China, and Iran.
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The global strategy of the Biden administration rests on the defence of the Old World Order of the Western world.
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What do the Arab countries have to gain in talking to Israel’s new extreme right wing government?
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The Peace Treaty signed between Egypt and Israel in March 1979 remains an unfulfilled promise in the absence of a political resolution to the Palestinian question in line with UN resolutions.
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After US President Joe Biden’s remarks on the US commitment to Taiwan earlier this month, the administration’s reassurances to China have been very welcome
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The Arab world today is at a crossroads, with the transition to more open political systems looking possible in many of the Arab countries.
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President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi’s speech at the UN General Assembly this month presented Egypt interacting effectively with allies in building a better world and a more secure and stable Middle East.
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Twenty years after the 11 September attacks, the fault lines that predated them are still with us
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Islamist and terrorist groups worldwide have been celebrating the Taliban victory in Afghanistan in what may be the gravest consequence of the US withdrawal from the country
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Last week’s Baghdad Conference for Cooperation and Partnership was a first step on the road towards broad and solid regional reconciliation
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The blame game has already started as to what went wrong in Afghanistan over the past twenty years
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The Taliban took control of Afghanistan, with the international community powerlessly watching
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The US and NATO are withdrawing their forces from Afghanistan after two decades of war in the country, paving the way for the return of the Taliban to power
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Recent visits by US officials to countries across the Indo-Pacific region have set the stage for a summit meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden
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US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman was in China for talks this week as part of further steps in managing the relationship between the US and China
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Last week’s meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss the situation regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam made clear the position of the international community
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With the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan one chapter in the country’s history is drawing to a close and another one is opening, writes Hussein Haridy
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