Ibrahim Hamidi

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s objection to Washington supplying Türkiye with F-35 fighter jets went far beyond a dispute over an arms…

Tuesday morning in Damascus was far from ordinary. The capital was preparing for the official ceremonies of the first visit by a French president in…

It is no longer a secret that US President Donald Trump proposed that Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa send his troops into Lebanon to disarm…

Libya and Sudan are not two separate crises. Recent weeks suggest that Washington, along with other capitals, has begun to treat them as a single,…

Attention is turning to the Strait of Hormuz. How soon can the strait reopen? How will the mines be cleared? When will oil tankers and supply lines…

For five decades, Syria lived beyond its borders more than it lived within them. It intervened in others' wars, conflicts, and alliances. At times,…

The growing prominence of figures from Idlib in positions of authority in the “new Syria” has stirred debate over the nature of the political order…

After the Suez War, Winston Churchill was asked whether he would have acted as Prime Minister Anthony Eden had done over the 1956 conflict. “I would…

Syria today is no longer the country the Middle East had grown accustomed to over the previous decades. A country that was once a troublesome…

In Beijing, US President Donald Trump was received with lavish courtesy and exacting choreography: tours through the symbols of imperial history,…