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Analysts generally agree that Turkey did get a few concessions in exchange for approving Stockholm's bid that it could point to as a victory, but overall, it has fallen short of expectations. Majalla
Politics

Will Turkey be rewarded for approving Sweden's NATO bid?

Sweden took a giant step towards becoming the 32nd NATO member after the Turkish parliament approved its admission into the military grouping…

Omer Onhon 24 January , 2024
A picture taken from a position in southern Israel along the border with the Gaza Strip on January 18, 2024, shows Israeli army vehicles driving on a road in Gaza amid continuing battles between Israel and the militant group Hamas. AFP
Politics

Israel’s bid to take Philadelphi Corridor comes with great risk

There are several good reasons why Egypt is likely to continue to reject Israel’s proposed takeover of the Philadelphi Corridor.Underlying the…

Amr Emam 24 January , 2024
As the number of global leisure travellers rises to 1.8 billion, places from Venice to Machu Picchu are at risk. From visitor caps to day-tripper taxes, here is how they offset the danger. Dave Murray
Business & Economy

How some global tourist hotspots are fighting 'overtourism'

“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page”.This famous quote is attributed to the theologian Saint Augustine from the…

Nazareth Seferian 24 January , 2024
Churchill had created a social hierarchy for the Middle East, and at its helm were the Arab Bedouins, then came the urban merchants in cities like Damascus. The third tier was Palestinian farmers. Mona Eing
Documents & Memoirs

Churchill's complicated legacy in the Arab world

Throughout the 19th century, international diplomatic dispatches referred to our part of the world as either the East or the Orient. The French would…

Sami Moubayed 24 January , 2024
Opinion

Is al-Assad about to have his very own ‘Sadat Moment’?

In 1972, President Mohamed Anwar Sadat surprised the world by ordering the expulsion of 11,000 Soviet military and technical ‘advisers’ from Egypt…

Ibrahim Hamidi 24 January , 2024

Israel loses 24 soldiers in Gaza, its highest death toll in a single day

January, 2024
AFP
AFP

Israeli troops carry the coffin of a fellow soldier during his funeral in the Mount Herzl cemetery in Jerusalem on January 23, 2024.

Reuters
Reuters

21 reserve soldiers died as they tried to rig two buildings in southern Gaza with mines to perform a controlled demolition, according to Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari.

AFP
AFP

According to Hagari, Hamas commandos fired a rocket-propelled grenade at an Israeli tank that was deployed to protect the soldiers rigging the buildings with bombs, causing a chain reaction that led to the structures' collapse.

AFP
AFP

The Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, released a statement Tuesday describing an attack that was consistent with the time and nature of the Israeli military’s description.

EPA
EPA

Israeli soldiers carry the coffin of an Israeli soldier, during his funeral at the Mount Herzl military cemetery in Jerusalem, 23 January 2024.

Reuters
Reuters

Friends and family mourn an Israeli military reservist who was killed in southern Gaza.

AFP
AFP

Israeli troops attend the funeral of a fellow soldier in the Mount Herzl cemetery in Jerusalem on January 23, 2024.

AFP
AFP

The family and friends of an Israeli soldier mourn during his funeral at the military cemetery in Tel Aviv on January 23, 2024,

Climate change and misinformation top global risks in 2024 Diana Estefanía Rubio
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Climate change and misinformation top global risks in 2024

What can we expect in 2024? Record global temperatures with increasingly harmful effects, a cost-of-living crisis, and escalating tensions in the…

Al Majalla - London 23 January , 2024
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)   during a summit in the Saudi capital Riyadh on 20 October 2023. AFP
Politics

What are the biggest challenges facing the GCC in 2024?

Despite some policy and directional differences among the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and the occasional disputes between its member…

Dana Al Enezzi 23 January , 2024
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi walks into the Ram temple to officially consecrate the temple in Ayodhya in India's Uttar Pradesh state on January 22, 2024. AFP
Politics

Ayodhya temple inauguration gives Modi popularity boost ahead of polls

India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has been in power since 2014, has once again demonstrated its ability to rally…

Shakir Husain 23 January , 2024
Opinion

AI in the Alps: Davos airs concerns over 'artificial content' age

The main theme of this year's World Economic Forum in Davos was captured in the event’s subheading, "Rebuilding Trust". The need to do that was a…

Khaled Kassar 23 January , 2024
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A US Navy sailor directs a Eurocopter AS-332 Super Puma helicopter on the flight deck of Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, which is supporting US military operations in the war with Iran on 16 August 2026. US. Navy/REUTERS
Politics

US troops leave Iraq and Syria, but double down in the region

30, Sep 2026

Why 30 September should be understood less as a US exit from the Middle East than as the end of a particular model of American intervention

Caroline Rose
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping view portraits of former US presidents at the White House, Washington, DC, on 24 September 2026. Reuters
Politics

US-China summit: did Xi get what he wanted?

29, Sep 2026

Why the Chinese president's visit to Washington could be considered a success, despite no big movement on trade, Taiwan, and technology

Charbel Barakat
Al Majalla
Business & Economy

How the oil crises of 1973 and today differ

30, Sep 2026

While the world is much better prepared this time around, vulnerabilities remain

Abdel-Rahman Ayas
Moroccan Foreign Minister Bourita & Israeli Foreign Minister Sa'ar agreed to advance their
relationship on security, trade, and regional integration on 16 September 2026. @USAmbUN/X
Politics

Morocco expands ties with Israel: why now?

28, Sep 2026

After months of behind‑the‑scenes talks, Rabat and Tel Aviv are deepening ties under a new phase of the existing Abraham Accords, with Western Sahara being dangled as an incentive

Mohamed Sharki
Soldiers from the Ethiopian National Defence Force chant slogans after completing their training at an officers' training ground 70 kilometres northeast of the city of Gondar, Ethiopia, on 14 September 2021. AFP
Politics

Turmoil in Tigray: the view from Ethiopia's neighbours

30, Sep 2026

While many would like to see Addis Ababa distracted, they also worry about a refugee spillover should a civil war break out. It might be a case of 'be careful what you wish for'

Sergey Eledinov

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