It is ironic that even former right-wing Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had rejected a Knesset (Israeli Parliament) bill which proposed to give the government greater power to control and ...
Why should Abu Dhabi be subjected to drone attacks from the Houthis thousands of miles away? Shouldn't the Houthis remain in their Yemeni backyard rather than expand their missiles and ...
By Farzad Ramezani Bonesh Following the Taliban return to power in Afghanistan, whispers of internal rifts in the group over power were heard. Clashes between the two main Pashtun factions ...
Jordan is encountering several acute political and economic challenges amid regional political upheavals. To name but few is the situation in the West Bank with potential development into a state ...
By Hana Buhejji Siddiq Shehab arrived in the Gulf from his native Mangalore in South India in 1982, carrying an almost empty suitcase. Siddiq left everything behind and travelled to ...
At a first glance one can say Tunisia is in chaos and has been so for quite sometime. Its president Kais Saied maybe trying to bring the country out of ...
By Sarah Jamal Everything is chosen carefully: a small bed, bottles and a silky hairbrush. Pink clothes for the day of delivery and a white dress for the week’s party ...
As soon as media reports emerged regarding a deal between Palestinian prisoner, Hisham Abu Hawash and the Israeli prison authorities, Israeli extremists, led by Knesset member Itamar Ben-Gvir, angrily raided ...
Sudan is in the doldrums. It is facing problems right, left and center. The street won't give up, the military won't give up, the power-sharing deal is in tatters because ...
By Farzad Ramezani Bonesh and Zahra Darbandsari The history of the water program and control of Nile branches goes back to decades ago. But over the past decade, Ethiopia has ...
