In the final part of a four-part interview, Al Majalla speaks to Said Jawish, the former Syrian soldier specialising in signals intelligence who…

The danger is that we have become accustomed to such a world. That we grow addicted to the next surprise, while wounds go unhealed, illnesses go…

Javier Milei is an unlikely champion of Argentina’s claim to the Falkland Islands. An admirer of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (who…

By the end of Part 2, retired Syrian military officer Said Jawish had told Al Majalla how he and his team tracked the Egyptian-born Israeli spy Eli…

Some of the world’s wealthiest nations agreed on Friday to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude from their reserve stockpiles over the…

In an age where so much is at our fingertips—from information to entertainment—people's attention spans have become so short. Yet Jamil Molaeb's…

When Syrian army personnel at Signals Corps 134 intercepted an Israeli message in 1962, they had no name to search for. They had a radio frequency, a…

According to draft documents on the Kremlin’s 2027 defence spending plans seen by Reuters, Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to raise defence…

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With the final US soldiers leaving Iraq on 30 September, Iraq opens a new and uncertain chapter. Iran critics say the pullout will leave an opening…