- 26 July, 2024
Are American Students Embracing Arab Culture More Than Arabs Themselves?
‘Freedom of expression’ or ‘right to express’, and ‘right to protest’ – are some very common words that carry the meaning of beautiful democracy. In
Iraq-Jordan ties to strengthen in coming years
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and King Abdullah of Jordan got a chance to meet recently in Munich, Germany where they discussed several aspects
Burj al-Barajneh embraces Red Triangle as Symbol of Palestinian Resistance Revival
All through the back streets of Beirut’s Burj al-Barajneh outcast camp, the striking picture of the red triangle multiplies, carved on dividers and storefront screens
Balancing act: Israel-Iran tensions highlight strategic postures and regional risks
The progressing pressures between Israel and Iran have set the stage for a dubious circumstance in the Middle East, provoking concerns around the potential for
Escalating Israel-Iran tensions heighten regional uncertainty amidst military maneuvers.
In the perplexing embroidered artwork of Middle Eastern geopolitics, a winning sense of negativity regularly wins. The people and examiners who predict the most exceedingly
Restricted Gaza access raises global concerns for press freedom
The attack on Ukraine by Russia in 2022 served as an essential moment for worldwide news coverage. Newsrooms around the world mixed to convey their
Iran’s limited impact retaliation against Israel amidst growing support
The recent trade of dangers between Iran and Israel speaks to a noteworthy heightening in pressures that have stewed for a long time. Iran’s choice
Promoting accountability through balanced criticism in conflict resolution
In the progressing Israeli-Palestinian strife, there exists a squeezing requirement for leaders and activists on both sides to engage in adjusted feedback, calling out radicals
Syria thrives amidst war, geopolitics and economic challenges
Since the flare-up of respectful war in Syria in 2011, the nation has been inundated in a frenzy of savagery, uprooting and financial collapse. The
Kuwait’s snap elections balance continuity with limited new voices
The recent snap elections in Kuwait, the fourth in the past 40 months, have once more brought to the cutting edge the perplexing move of