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...
Opinion
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...
Doubts Arise About Pentagon Leaked Dossier
We should be cautious about authenticating these documents because no one has either confirmed their authenticity or dismissed them entirely...
Hafed Al-Ghwell Discusses Saied’s IMF Position
Tunis may be burning while its emperor fiddles. But in fact there is some logic to Saeid's reckless resistance to...
Salem AlKetbi: Finland spearheads NATO’s eastward drive
The recent raising of the Finnish flag at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) headquarters marked Finland’s entrance as the thirty-first member of the...
Improving US Foreign Policy Communication
The US foreign policy community spends little time thinking about how to communicate with the American public or how to...
Navigating Italy’s EU and Africa Policies
What Meloni wants is to manipulate a crisis now so as the EU coughs up either huge amounts of cash,...
Salem AlKetbi: China’s Path to Global Prominence
Ever since the Saudi-Iranian agreement was made public with Chinese mediation, there have been ongoing analyses about the significance of...
Salem AlKetbi: The Rising Risk in the Black Sea Skies
Recently, two Russian planes had a showdown with an American drone resulting in the latter plummeting into the Black Sea....
Weam Ghazal: Ramadan for Turkey-Syria earthquake survivors
After the loss and destruction caused by the February 6 earthquake in Turkey and Syria, this year's Ramadan will be difficult for everyone...
UN’s Libya Strategy: Tarek Megerisi Analysis
When it comes to Libya, the United Nations appears to have gone insane - at least according to the cliched definition...
GOP’s Chamberlain Ghost in Ukraine
There is a growing divide among Republicans on how the US should respond to the war in Ukraine. The divide...
James M. Dorsey: Why Morocco could beat Saudi world cup bid
The World Cup is likely to produce headwinds for the Saudis. Not only because it involves not one, but two...
Libya’s Banking System: Urgent Reform Needed
Even after 12 years, discourse on Libya remains fixated on the lethal and the lucrative — sidelining the role that...
