Hussein Haridy describes the controversial legacy of former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger who died last week
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Hussein Haridy remembers the life and lasting legacy of former US president John F Kennedy
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The only route towards peace and security in the Middle East is by charting a sure and irreversible path towards the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, writes Hussein Haridy
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There are signs that the Biden administration may at last be moving towards calling for a ceasefire in the Israeli war on Gaza.
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The longer the Israeli war on Gaza lasts, the greater will be the Israeli losses on the battlefield and the international pressures
for a ceasefire, writes Hussein Haridy
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Through its brutal bombing campaign of the Gaza Strip, Israel seems set on killing off any chance of peace, security, and stability in the Middle
East, writes Hussein Haridy
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The longer the Israeli war on Gaza lasts, the greater are the risks of a major regional conflagration, writes Hussein Haridy
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As long as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power and there are no moves towards serious peace negotiations, neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians will be able to live in peace and security, writes
Hussein Haridy
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The deaths of over a thousand people in fighting between the Palestinian group Hamas and Israel this week must lead to serious and sustained efforts to implement a just solution to the Palestinian question, writes Hussein Haridy
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Statements made by US President Joe Biden at the UN General Assembly show that he is more concerned to integrate Israel into the region than to implement a
two-state solution on the ground, writes Hussein Haridy
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With the world facing crises including climate change and increasing geopolitical polarisation, there is a greater need than ever for a strong and confident United Nations.
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The signature of an agreement to establish an India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor at the recent G20 Summit is further proof that globalisation and geopolitics do not mix
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What might have happened had the US accepted late Egyptian president Anwar Al-Sadat’s peace proposals in September 1981?
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The addition of six new members to the BRICS group has not clarified its wider aims, notably on questions of international peace and security.
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The summit meeting between the US, Japan, and South Korea at Camp David last week aimed at solidifying the strategic partnership between the three countries, writes Hussein Haridy
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The Jeddah Process could mark the beginning of the end of the Ukraine war.
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While the US has said that it does not seek conflict with China, the strategic and military alliances it has been building in the Indo-Pacific do not reflect this peaceful policy.
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If the Saudi government normalises relations with Israel in the absence of a proper solution to the Palestinian issue, this will lead to an unrecognisable and more unstable Middle East.
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Which of the two wars currently being fought in Ukraine will end first, asks Hussein Haridy
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As the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu becomes ever more extreme, there is no sign of a restoration of warmth in US-Israeli relations, writes Hussein Haridy
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