Opinion

Air strikes against drug-related targets inside Syria are unlikely to have a significant impact as drug dealers have gone into hiding after the attacks

The strong challenge mounted by Kilicdaroglu shows that, despite Erdogan's efforts, the Turkish people remain fully committed to Turkey's democratic process

One of the reasons for Arab normalisation with Damascus is to strengthen al-Assad's position in the face of Turkish influence

People are no longer falling prey to the false claims made by Nasrallah and his party. Organised crime cannot be equated with resistance.

An article arguing that this latest fighting between the IDF and Gaza-based militants is just another chapter in the tragedy of the Nakba, ahead of its 75-year anniversary

The Syrian regime issued a legislative decree last month providing a one-time financial grant of 150,000 Syrian pounds to government employees…

Despite setbacks in Ukraine and scaled down Victory Day Parade, the Russian leader seems as determined ever to fight it out till the end

King Charles inherits throne during economic crisis, much like how Queen Elizabeth ascended the throne during difficult economic times post-World War II

It's not the media's fault that it forgets past tragedies when covering new ones. No amount of media coverage can fully capture the tragedies of Arab countries.

Politics should be about meaningful change to people's lives and how to achieve it, not empty slogans

The diplomatic shift from China's moves to bring Saudi Arabia and Iran together is already being tested. Al Majalla has full coverage from Sana'a to Khartoum and across a turbulent world.

Moscow has redrawn its ideas of its place in the world. But it has missed some new realities and has an overblown sense of its capabilities while some of the change it seeks have arrived.