Special coverage on the attack on Iran
The struggle for power
Israel's war on Gaza and its regional repercussions
From Taipei to Manila to Tokyo, China's military preparations have raised hackles and prompted a fresh round of scenario-planning. Some think Beijing's legal amendments show what it has in mind
No clear winner in Israeli polls
Who controls the means of communication and who can use it to their best advantage has been a feature of demonstrations over recent years. The recent French student protests were no different
Beijing is building its own scientific publishing system to challenge Western dominance and reshape how research gains global recognition
The famous mountain range feeds the great Asian rivers like the Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra, upon which almost two billion depend. Problems here will ripple across the Arab world
Local opposition is growing over power costs, water, and land use, turning AI expansion into a political hot potato
Lebanon's energy ministry published a roadmap in July for reform. Al Majalla shares more details of the initiative after speaking to a government source.
For decades, Germany's auto manufacturers have produced world-leading products at premium prices, but the sector is facing a series of tough and existential challenges. What must it do to adapt?
Amid competition for influence and resources, Russia knows that Africa is a market with potential. For African states, Russian companies are still of interest, but the value equation needs to change
What started five years ago is gaining steam, but can sponsorship turn that exposure into lasting digital-asset adoption?
The moon rises over a chariot statue atop the General Staff Headquarters in St. Petersburg, Russia, on 23 October 2026.
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