The world watched with horror as the Taliban swept across Afghanistan and seized the capital Kabul, and the faction announcing an interim government [1] on September 7 was further evidence ...
It’s exactly one year ago since the Abraham Accords were signed on the White House lawn under the patronage of former president Donald Trump bringing together the now ex-prime minister ...
By Osvaldo Silva The ruling Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), led by first, Agostinho Neto and President José Eduardo dos Santos until 2017, had been in power ...
By Farzad Ramezani Bonesh & Zahra Darbandsari Senior researchers and analysts of international affairs The senior US general's recent warning (Mark Milley,) about the outbreak of civil war in Afghanistan ...
Salafis in Afghanistan dominate Daesh-K, but not all Salafis support them. That could change if the battle becomes a larger battle between Hanafis and Salafis in Afghanistan. Before 9/11, the ...
By Ehab Zaidan In Egypt, recruitment agencies, known as ‘labour supply companies’ are on the increase despite Egyptian laws that prohibit employing workers through a third party labour contractors. These ...
The autocratic regimes and Islamist parties of the Arab world can take this time to learn from and fix their mistakes, or expect another uprising. In one of the most ...
By Nisreen Kakish Jordan: Data from a recent nationwide government survey suggests a puzzling contradiction: educated women, especially those with educated husbands, are less likely to experience domestic violence. But ...
At last Lebanon can breathe or its people should be able to breath soon or soon enough. Really, this is the bottom line, from now on it should be an ...
The Palestinians are once again making their voice heard on the streets of the West Bank and Gaza. Voices in Palestinian cities and towns are being heard loud and clear ...
