Opinion

Instead of emotionally charged mobilisation, we must ask ourselves: what are we doing to confront the cultural alienation that is pushing our youth away?

The oil exporter's group was without a speaker from its host government at a recent set-piece event, over allegations of compromised press freedom, raising questions over its choice of home

Zelensky's determination to pursue Ukraine's quest for membership has presented the alliance with its most challenging dilemma of recent times

The discussions at the Nato summit involve the potential memberships of Ukraine and Sweden

In addition to securing political gains regionally, the move aims to extract money from cronies who have neglected their financial obligations to the regime.

A disturbing trend of incorporating LGBTQ+ themes in children's stories, movies, and educational curricula has sparked backlash around the world.

Militias are mired in misconceptions, from the origin and use of the term to how full-blown opposition to regular armies develops. Russia's Wagner Group and Sudan's RSF show that, in different ways.

Writers should be more transparent about this common affliction that plagues artists around the world. Some have found ways to overcome it, while others have succumbed to it.

The positive atmosphere generated by the signing of the Abraham Accords gradually began to evaporate, especially after the return to office of Israel's hawkish prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

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