Opinion

The digital age has brought a lot of benefits, but also many drawbacks. In this chaotic landscape, Syria must forge a media vision that ensures journalistic values are upheld.

As Xi hosted Putin and Kim at a grand military parade on the 80th anniversary of China's WWII victory over Japan, the US president accused the three leaders of conspiring against America

Man-made trans fat from manufactured foods causes hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths each year. Good progress has been made, but we must scale up global efforts to eliminate it.

Beirut faces growing US pressure to "finish the job", but with Hezbollah's categorical refusal to relinquish its weapons and Iran's stated red line, the near future looks bleak

The world is changing, and those changes are affecting labour markets. While policymakers grapple with short-term challenges, investing in youth training and employment is crucial in the long run.

The absence of transparency around what happens after arrests shows the government's failure to establish credible mechanisms for justice

Following the Israeli-Iranian war, Iran's Iraqi allies are seeking to redeem themselves at Kurdistan's expense

Morgan Ortagus's statement on Lebanon's domestic politics is just the latest example of a long-standing pattern of foreign powers meddling in regional affairs

The two governments share similarities but also many differences. The openness and humility on show in Damascus set a valuable example for Kabul.

President Ahmed Sharaa looks determined to turn the country from a battlefield into an economic hub—one that would also benefit the region. But citizens' basic needs should be met first and foremost.

Backchannel talks between Damascus and Tel Aviv have drawn criticism, but they are crucial to saving Syria from descending into war and chaos, something both it and the region can ill-afford

A recent summit in Alaska between Trump and Putin was a much-needed reality check to those who still see the Ukraine war through rose-coloured glasses