Opinion

In the July edition of Al Majalla magazine, the cover story focuses on post-election Turkey and what Erdogan's victory will mean for Turkey and the region.

Fifty-three million people in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda, which is one in every six people, don't have enough to eat

It is unfortunate when a superpower loses its moral compass and becomes controlled by individuals obsessed with imperial expansion, even if it means disregarding international law

Why Da Vinci's world-famous and enigmatic masterpiece attracts admirers and critics alike

Putin's failure to act against someone like Prigozhin, who was once regarded as a close protege, suggests the Russian leader is not as strong as he would like the Russian people to believe

The group generates several million dollars annually through this method, which is enough to sustain the group's operation costs and even rebuild

Moscow's allies in Syria, Sudan, and Libya are following the outcome of the rebellion in Russia

Since Macron's visit to Beirut in August 2020, he has done the opposite of what he had promised. He sided with Hezbollah, disregarding the fact that it is designated as a terrorist organisation

The UK government is failing to face up to Brexit as one of the main causes for the country's deepening economic malaise and its rapid decline, even as a sense of crisis deepens and its problems mount

The "lite" label extends beyond material products that are altered to meet various demands. They mirror culture, too.

The timeless classic presents itself to us in new ways during every read; its underlying musicality is a prime example of that.

Once-enticing scents have evaporated, leaving behind a pitiful city burdened by an incomprehensible silence and lingering anticipation.