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'The Odyssey': the Greek epic that has survived millennia Axel Rangel García
Culture & Social Affairs

'The Odyssey': the Greek epic that has survived millennia

Christopher Nolan’s new film revives a story long confined to schoolbooks. Its new lease of life on the big screen has not only racked up box-office…

Bahaa Iy'ali 04 August , 2026
Israel whittles down Lebanon's border
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Israel whittles down Lebanon's border

Fares Garabet 04 August , 2026
Opinion

Finding an effective strategy to combat Iran and its 'axis'

If the Syrian army enters Lebanon, factions of Iraq’s Popular Mobilisation Forces will cross the border into Syria. If the US launches a ground…

Ibrahim Hamidi 03 August , 2026
Mustafa Ali Abu Bakr, 76, stands in front of his family’s graves after they were broken by Israeli soldiers near Nablus in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, on 31 July 2026. Reuters
Politics

Settler attacks increase ahead of Israel election

For sceptics, it is no coincidence that there is renewed fighting in the West Bank in the run-up to an Israeli election in which settler-supported…

Sherine Younes 03 August , 2026
A member of the Popular Mobilisation Forces monitors the Iraq-Syria border in Al-Qaim, January 23, 2026. AFP
Politics

Iraq’s armed factions are still three steps ahead of Baghdad

Far from getting rid of its myriad armed factions, the Iraqi government has watched uncomfortably as more have sprung up over recent months, adding…

Salam Zaidan 03 August , 2026
Opinion

Jordan’s reform drive needs to be better understood

Some transformations overtake states without ever being formally declared. Often, this is not for reasons of secrecy. Rather, the state gets so…

Malek Al Athamna 03 August , 2026
Workers are seen through a pipe at a construction site on the extension of Russia's TurkStream gas pipeline. Reuters
Business & Economy

Getting the oil out: exploring Hormuz alternatives

The US and Arabian Gulf countries are leveraging their political and financial clout to expedite oil pipeline projects aiming to bypass blockages…

Sharif Mohammad 03 August , 2026
Why Israel may want to start ‘fighting smart’ in Lebanon Axel Rangel Garcia
Politics

Why Israel may want to start ‘fighting smart’ in Lebanon

During his recent White House meeting with President Donald Trump, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun – referring to heavy civilian casualties and…

Frederic C. Hof 02 August , 2026
Israeli politician and former military chief Gadi Eisenkot meets supporters at a conference in Dimona, Israel, on 6 July 2026. Reuters
Profiles

Is Gadi Eisenkot the general who knows how Israelis feel?

Israel’s political history is littered with the unaccomplished ambitions of former generals. In a country where the armed forces are held in the…

Michael Horowitz 02 August , 2026
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas (L) meets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on 22 January 2026. AFP
Politics

More casual fling than committed friends: Russia and Hamas

With Hamas having finally decided to disarm in Gaza, it can now be revealed why Russia stepped back from its support for the Palestinian group, as…

Anton Mardasov 02 August , 2026
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Trump's midterm loss opens a window for Iran diplomacy

11, Nov 2026

Both Tehran and Washington have powerful incentives to resolve the conflict through negotiations, but actors on all sides have reasons to derail these efforts

Alex Vatanka
The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey carries the traditional red budget box as he leaves Downing Street in London on 28 October 2026. Reuters
Business & Economy

Britain's debt squeeze tests the pound’s power

11, Nov 2026

Rising borrowing costs and persistent inflation are narrowing the UK's fiscal room for manoeuvre, exposing the limits of monetary independence

Abdulfattah Khattab
Crew members of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) navy ship Qi Jiguang wave as their ship prepares to dock on 2 August 2026. JUNI KRISWANTO / AFP
Politics

China eyes greater security role in the Red Sea

12, Nov 2026

Beijing has been expanding its base in Djibouti, the tiny state that sits opposite Yemen across the Bab al-Mandab Strait. With numerous other states also in play, this is a region to watch

Charbel Barakat
Pep Boatella
Science & Technology

Climate change is redrawing national borders

10, Nov 2026

Whether it is rivers, glaciers, or sea-level submergence, the implications of rising temperatures are becoming an increasingly urgent issue for states

Alaa Emara
Culture & Social Affairs

Five Arab novels that paint an AI-dominated future

10, Nov 2026

From machines that develop human emotions to societies governed by artificial intelligence, Arab novelists explore the promises and perils of a radically transformed future

Ibrahim Adel

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