Some believe that the relationship between regional players and the players in the conflict in Saada (Yemeni state and its Houthi opponents) can…

It is known that external interference in the internal affairs of any country is often a result of internal weaknesses in that country. When States…

[escenic_image id="558970"] Joshual Cooper Ramo Little Brown and Company, March 2009 The Age of the Unthinkable by Joshua Cooper Ramo attempts to…

[escenic_image id="558971"]Although the Gulf economies have weathered the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) relatively well, the same cannot be said…

[escenic_image id="558974"]Gamal Mubarak originally pursued an economic career in London. However, it was not long before he was drawn to politics,…

[escenic_image id="558975"]Dr. Mufid Shihab is one of the most prominent figures in the Egyptian "political kitchen"; he is the Minister of…

[escenic_image id="558977"]The longevity of the Egyptian-based Muslim Brotherhood is perhaps the most successful high-wire act in a region all too…

[escenic_image id="557846"] Tell me how this ends? On January 17, 2002 a mass of Houssein Al-Houthi’s followers stood outside the  Great Mosque in…

[escenic_image id="558020"]Russian officials are eager to reinvigorate their Middle East peace credentials. In particular, Russian diplomats are…

[escenic_image id="557229"]On international issues Tony Blair was a liberal-conservative politician. Liberal, due to his approach of democracy…