Israel is continuing its campaign of assassinations of Palestinian activists in the West Bank despite the danger of growing escalation, writes Mohamed Abu Shaar
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Syria is at the heart of China’s moves, writes Bassel Oudat from Damascus.
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Manal Lotfy wonders whether the Beijing-brokered rapprochement between Riyadh and Tehran will bring an end to American hegemony in the Middle East.
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The announcement of a Beijing-brokered deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran to restore their diplomatic relations has set off geopolitical reactions across the region and beyond.
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Iran-Saudi thawing means less regional tension, but big uncertainty clouds over a successful reset,.
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The Saudi Arabia-Iran agreement to resume diplomatic relations has renewed hopes for a settlement to the Yemeni conflict, reports Ahmed Eleiba
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The deal between Riyadh and Tehran might be a symbolic breakthrough, but does it really mean the end of America’s moment in the Middle East, asks Ahmed Mustafa
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Did Iran use Rafael Grossi’s visit to Tehran to avert escalation, or was this nuclear deal business as usual?
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A breakthrough may be in sight in the truce negotiations in Yemen as talks between Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni Houthi Movement continue.
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Karam Said keeps up with the most recent development on the Turkish elections scene.
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France is trying hard to erase its dark colonial history in Africa, but in some countries its efforts may not be welcome.
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Russian private military companies are now operating in dozens of countries around the world, often in areas of political instability and with abundant natural resources,
writes Mohamed Hafez
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Cracks have appeared in the relationship between the US and Israel after Israeli officials apparently backtracked on commitments made at last month’s Aqaba Conference,
writes Mohamed Abu Shaar
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While former US president Donald Trump remains the Republican frontrunner for the 2024 presidential elections, he could face a tough challenge from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, reports Khaled Dawoud
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Western countries including France and the US are increasingly intervening in political life in Tunisia against a background of growing polarisation.
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As Egyptian, regional, and international efforts to stem Israeli violence against Palestinians continued into a third week, flare-ups between Palestinians and Israelis spread from Gaza to the West Bank.
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The West and the Arab countries are facilitating the flow of aid to Syria in the wake of the February earthquake, but the sanctions against the regime remain in place.
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A security meeting in the Jordanian city of Aqaba this week brought together Palestinian and Israeli officials in the hope of ending the violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, reports Mohamed Abu Shaar
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By opening its airspace to Israeli flights, hosting Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, and mediating between Tehran and Washington all at the same time, Oman is the meeting point for the region’s adversaries, writes Ahmed Mustafa
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Nigeria’s delayed election results reflect an ailing political and economic landscape.
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