Skip to content
The Swords of Iron War: From the Shiite Crescent to a ‘Sunni Revival’?
Turkey’s leadership in a ‘Sunni Revival’ offers opportunities, but also poses challenges to regional stability. Regional actors must effectively adapt.
Is a Reliable Nuke Deal with Iran even Possible?
The U.S. is asking Iran not just to change behaviour but to abandon its ideological foundation. That is not something the regime can do.
Why were the UAE and Saudi Arabia not at the Gaza summit’s table in Cairo?
Diplomatic relations with their US ally, issues with Hamas, and money were among the reasons the UAE and Qatar stayed away from Cairo.
Breaking the Cycle: Strengthening Gaza’s Ceasefire Through Peacebuilding, DDR, and Prisoner Exchanges
For the tentative Gaza ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel to hold creative solutions must be adopted.
The MENA region should take top priority in global climate action, before reaching climate point 1
Women’s fight for freedom in Iran: Resistance against a system of oppression
The struggle for women’s autonomy in Iran is reaching new heights amidst a resurgence of state control tactics.
From Conflict to Compromise: Can Syria Redefine Its Regional Role?
At this critical moment, the new leadership could prioritize diplomacy and rational alliances over conflict and rigid ideology in Syria.
Saudi Arabia finds itself between ambitions and obstacles as it gears up for the 2034 World Cup
As Saudi Arabia prepares for the 2034 World Cup, the global community will watch closely. Will the event catalyze genuine reform and progress?
Assad Waited Too Long
The Fall of Syria and Iran’s Strategy of Relying on Allies
