Political incivility has become a global phenomenon, reflecting the erosion of democratic norms in many countries and the growing preference for intimidation over dialogue, writes Mohamed Ezz Al-Arab
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With Trump declaring the ceasefire in the Iran war over this week, what have been the key lessons of the US-Israeli war.
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The war with Iran has shown that the beneficiaries of modern warfare extend beyond the states directly involved to include the arms, energy, insurance, media, and security sectors of many others.
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Mohamed Ezz Al-Arab reports on how the resurgence of infectious diseases is increasingly threatening the international community.
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Israel is ratcheting up its targeted assassinations of Hamas and Hizbullah commanders, among other things, in an attempt to achieve Netanyahu’s long-vaunted decisive victory over Hamas.
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US efforts to clear mines reportedly deployed by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz may prove far from plain sailing.
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Mohamed Ezz Al-Arab investigates the growing trend of politicising the world’s waterways in violation of international law on the freedom of navigation
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The renaming of streets and squares serves as a barometer of political shifts.
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The world’s attention has been fixed on the Strait of Hormuz during the war between the US and Israel and Iran, underlining its position as a key factor in strategic and economic deterrence, writes Mohamed Ezz Al-Arab
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The US–Israeli war on Iran can be regarded as the Fourth Gulf War in the Middle East, particularly if its geographic scope expands, its duration lengthens, and its human and material losses escalate.
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Stabilising Libya is one of many concerns Cairo and Tunis share
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Preserving Egypt’s stability is key to achieving the region’s stability. And, vice versa, the stability of the Middle East’s enforces Egypt’s stability
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