Opinion

It has become too easy to blame Iran for all the problems of the Arab world. Those problems started long before the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and will continue long after if we don't ask why.

To distract from more elaborate criminal enterprises, one reported incident saw a driver being set up as a sacrificial lamb to be apprehended by authorities at the border

Gaza's neighbourhoods reveal a deep historical connection to a land that was never empty, as Israel has falsely claimed

Although Putin badly miscalculated his pre-war calculations of a quick Russian victory, Western resolve is weakening

Despite recent setbacks to his plan, Biden remains determined to end America's "forever wars" in the region.

Success cases are emerging around the world where the model is creating jobs and prosperity at home

Founded in 1981, the forum stood out for its progressive ideas at a time when populations were largely dependent on oil revenues.

Around the world, some of the most appalling acts go unpunished despite everyone knowing who the perpetrators are. If it continues, we are back in the Dark Ages.

Since the Hamas attacks of 7 October, Israeli officials and pundits have taken to the airwaves, accusing the group of an array of crimes, which Israel is itself committing but to a much worse extent

The victors of conflict have typically evaded accountability for their crimes. South Africa stands out as an exception, showing that post-war societies can move on if justice is distributed equally.

HTS leader al-Jolani walks back treason accusations against group members, but instead of quelling division and animosity, it has had the opposite effect

A weaker China will directly impact the bottom line of global companies but could also provide aspiring markets with opportunities to leverage their own labour forces