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IS looks poised to exploit security vacuums in Syria

The recent meeting between interim Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and US President Donald Trump in Saudi Arabia was hailed by many as a historic…

Haid Haid 26 May , 2025
Two women pick eggplants in the Algerian town of Douaouda, May 30, 2024. AFP
Business & Economy

Could aquifers turn Algeria’s desert into Africa’s breadbasket?

Over the past two years, Algerian agriculture in its desert regions has witnessed a dramatic transformation, as the country aims for food sovereignty…

Rabia Abdul Salam 26 May , 2025
Japan’s view of the disorder gripping the world today Cat-O'Neil
Politics

Japan’s view of the disorder gripping the world today

I came back to Tokyo late last year after having served in Baghdad as Japan's ambassador to Iraq. It was a great relief to return home after several…

Futoshi Matsumoto 26 May , 2025
Israel rains bombs and starvation on Gaza
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Israel rains bombs and starvation on Gaza

Fares Garabet 26 May , 2025
Iranian director, screenwriter, and producer Jafar Panahi wins the Palme d'Or at the 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southern France, on May 24, 2025. Bertrand GUAY / AFP
Culture & Social Affairs

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi bags top award at Cannes

For much of the past two decades, Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi was barred from filmmaking by his government. But even when he was put under house…

Arash Azizi 25 May , 2025
Russia's President Vladimir Putin decorates Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov with the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle the First-Called during a state awards ceremony at the Kremlin in Moscow on May 22, 2025. Alexander KAZAKOV / POOL / AFP
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Sergei Lavrov: Russia's longest-serving diplomat

When Russian President Vladimir Putin bestowed the country’s highest honour on Sergei Lavrov, Moscow’s long-serving foreign minister, earlier this…

Con Coughlin 25 May , 2025
How the Assads plundered private property to cement power Al Majalla
Documents & Memoirs

How the Assads plundered private property to cement power

For over 60 years, Syria’s Baathist regime disguised the large-scale expropriation of private property as lawful governance. From sweeping…

Heba Al Gül 25 May , 2025
The long-term challenges of reconstruction in the Middle East Lina Jaradat
Business & Economy

The long-term challenges of reconstruction in the Middle East

The Middle East and North Africa are riddled with civil and proxy wars that have broken states, devastated economies, and displaced millions. The…

Paul Salem 25 May , 2025
Iran nuclear talks are running into red lines Nash Weerasekera
Politics

Iran nuclear talks are running into red lines

Although US President Donald Trump suggested last week that a nuclear deal with Iran was “close,” that doesn’t actually seem to be the case as both…

Keith Johnson 24 May , 2025
The Middle East is experiencing a cultural transformation Lina Jaradat
Culture & Social Affairs

The Middle East is experiencing a cultural transformation

The Middle East is going through a critical period of social and cultural transformation that will shape the region’s future. The transformations…

Lina Khatib 24 May , 2025
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Iran’s waning influence

27 June 2025

Our July issue features in-depth articles and expert analyses exploring the future of Iran's influence and the long-term reverberations for the region

Al Majalla - London
Lina Jaradat
Culture & Social Affairs

Gaza’s ‘death trap’ aid centres: a real-life Hunger Games

02 July 2025

Israel's commandeering of aid distribution in Gaza forces starving Palestinians to run the gauntlet at centres with biometric monitoring systems, armed security, and life-or-death hazards

Hala Al-Naji
People gather to celebrate after Lebanese parliament elects army chief Joseph Aoun as the new president, on January 9, 2025, in Al-Aaishiyah, Lebanon. Ramiz Dallah/Getty
Politics

Lebanon’s second chance at statehood

02 July 2025

The crippling of Hezbollah's dominance and the Assad regime's fall in Syria have created a narrow but historic opening for the Lebanese people

Paul Salem
Lina Jaradat
Business & Economy

Oman is quietly redefining its development model

29 June 2025

It is no longer the Gulf's quiet outlier but a country quietly setting a new standard for sustainable economic development in the region

Neil Quilliam
Lina Jaradat
Politics

How the Middle East can capitalise on Iran’s regional setback

02 July 2025

The US security umbrella will focus on Iran's direct threats, but regional states should deal with Tehran's residual proxy groups in the region

James Jeffrey

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