Salem AlKetbi: Outlook for the military clash in Sudan
Sudan’s army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) butted heads in a military confrontation, stirring up regional and global attention, and raising questions about...
Opinion
Martin Jay: NATO boss’s bombshell interview was fake news
Can there be anything on the net right now, about the Ukraine war, more hilarious, disingenuous and darn right crackers...
Arab League’s Decision on Assad
Maghreb countries with regional ambitions should take note of Syria’s return to the Arab League as Assad’s suspension in the...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: What Sudan crisis means for Libya
As crisis grips a Sudan strangled by years of political instability, economic hardship and widespread unrest, neighboring countries such as...
Salem AlKetbi: Libya’s bizarre political landscape
In the midst of the tumultuous Arab landscape, and notwithstanding the Sudan crisi that takes center stage amongst all Arabs...
Mohammed A. El Huni: The lessons of King Charles III’s coronation
From the residence of the British ambassador in Tunisia, I watched the coronation ceremony of King Charles III at Westminster...
Mustafa Fetouri: Should the AU dabble in Libyan affairs?
The 12 year conflict in Libya remains exclusively a game of, mainly, Western countries, Russia and some regional powers, like...
Oussama Romdhani: Sudan throws spotlight on Russia & Libya
Maghreb countries need to watch Russia and Libya very closely now to see how the cards fall in the Sudan...
Salem AlKetbi: A new global system is in the works
The Brazil-China agreement to ditch the US dollar in their trade is a significant move towards cutting the greenback’s sway...
Mustafa Alrawi: Who might dominate next era of technology?
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, warned this week that we are witnessing a fragmentation of the global...
China’s Vital Role in Global Affairs
Chinese diplomacy figured prominently as President Xi Jinping played host to representatives of Saudi Arabia and Iran in Beijing. This...
Max Ferrari: Italy’s and EU’s objectives in Tunisia at odds
A stable and prosperous Tunisia is Italy’s dream, but is it also the dream of the EU? There are reasons...
Crisis Impact on Tunisia’s Red Lines
Sometimes it seems strange that the political elites of different stripes and whims in Tunisia insist on always walking towards...
Salem AlKetbi: What’s Behind Macron’s China Trip
In Beijing, President Xi Jinping welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron with a breathtaking military parade. Macron’s visit sought to enlist...
Maria Maalouf: What faint hope now for Sudan?
The outbreak of violence in Sudan last week, which is now simmering between the country’s two most powerful military leaders...
