Opinion
France Riots 2026: How Palestine Became a Rallying Point for the Radical Left and Political Islam
By Moataz Khalil France's October 17, 2026, riots exposed more than a breakdown in public order. What began as nationwide demonstrations over rising living costs, deteriorating public services and ...
From major reconstruction contracts to Ahmed Gadalla’s Zulfa Food Industries project in Benghazi, cross-border investment is ...
By Dan FefermanOn October 11, representatives of nine Israeli political parties gathered for an English-language election ...
By Tony Boulos On October 10, Lebanese security forces intercepted a vehicle carrying hundreds of kilograms of TNT and C4 ...
What began as a protest over deteriorating French schools has exposed a deeper question: Why has the Palestinian flag become ...
By Mustapha EzzarghaniFor more than half a century, the Western Sahara dispute has remained one of Africa's most stubborn territorial conflicts. United Nations peacekeepers have been deployed for 35 ...
AI-generated image of the flags of Israel, UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco in Jerusalem, marking the Abraham Accords. Six years after the Abraham Accords were signed on the White House lawn, perhaps the ...
A strategic analysis of the 2026 Iran–U.S.–Israel conflict, examining military outcomes, regime survival, energy market disruption, nuclear negotiations, and the fragile ceasefire that followed. By ...
Two of Iraq's most powerful Iran-backed militias, Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq and Kataib Imam Ali, recently agreed to place their weapons under state authority, marking the most significant step yet toward ...
For the first time in four decades, Lebanese and Israeli diplomats sat across from each other at the U.S. State Department and negotiated directly. No proxy messengers, no back channels, no ...
Egypt’s response to the 2026 Iran-Israel-U.S. escalation revealed the deeper logic driving Egyptian foreign policy under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. While Cairo initially attempted to balance ...
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine conducts a press briefing on Operation Epic Fury alongside Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, not pictured, at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, ...
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