About Russia, not peace
The toughest part of negotiations, said US Secretary of State John Kerry repeatedly in 2013, paraphrasing former British prime minister Tony Blair, is the launch….
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Ways to help the Middle East
In Lebanon today, all the symptoms of the Middle East’s current turmoil are visible. Newly arrived refugees from Syria and Iraq are joining Palestinian refugees…
Sex slavery via WhatsApp
Is slavery making a comeback? International law is clear that slavery is never allowed, anywhere, any time. Yet the best estimates suggest that 45.8 million…
188,747 stopped from entering Makkah
As many as 188,747 people who attempted to enter Makkah without Haj permits were turned back from various check points, Director of Makkah Police Maj….
Saudi Arabia Wants to Roll Back Iran
Prince Turki bin Faisal, former Saudi intelligence head, unprecedentedly attended a rally for the notorious Iranian opposition group Mujahedeen Khalq (MEK) and called for the…
The way Turkey’s entry into Syria impacts Israel
Terrorists carried out two massive attacks in his country, at the international airport in Istanbul in June, and at a wedding in Gaziantep in August….
Art Exhibition Featuring Prominent Events in The Life of Saudi Arabia’s Founder
Riyadh-Saudi writer Fadilah al-Jaffal prepares for the launch of an art exhibition that highlights the most prominent historical and political events in the life of…
USA set to approve sales of Boeing fighters to Qatar
The United States is poised to sell $7 billion worth of Boeing Co fighter jets to Qatar and Kuwait after years of delays, and it…
Anar Sadikhov: The potential union seems to be balanced and self-sufficient
In recent times the media and the expert community quite consistently discusses the issue of potential new alliance between Turkey, Iran, Azerbaijan and Russia. With…
Leader of Daesh-linked group reportedly killed in Sinai
The leader of Egypt’s “Welayat Sinai” (“Province of Sinai”) militant group — which is said to have sworn allegiance to Daesh — was killed on…