Once upon a time, terrorists had a monopoly on killing the prominent. Between 1894 and 1901, individuals acting in the name of anarchism assassinated…
Pep Boatella
Once upon a time, terrorists had a monopoly on killing the prominent. Between 1894 and 1901, individuals acting in the name of anarchism assassinated…
Less than two years into his second presidency, US President Donald Trump continues to undermine entrenched political norms, challenge established…
The 2026 US-Iran War has reverberated far beyond the Middle East, rocking the world economy and testing alliances. Amidst the shaking kaleidoscope…
Arab interest in artificial intelligence (AI) at present seems largely confined to how it can best generate profits, whether by improving corporate…
In The Memory Forger by the Iraqi novelist Abbas Khider, Baghdad appears forever lost to the novel’s central character, Said al-Wahid, who repeatedly…
Just over a year ago, Mark Carney became prime minister of Canada amid an exceptional political and trade storm. Already a figure of international…
Deal or no deal? That has been the central question looming in the standoff between Iran and America since a fragile ceasefire was announced on 8…
Plans by the United States to press on with Gaza’s rebuilding and governance in areas not controlled by Hamas offer a glimmer of hope for the people…
With Eid al-Adha approaching, Egypt’s livestock markets are quieter than usual. For many families, the Eid sacrifice has shifted from a familiar…