Bahrain: New Prime Minister, New Course?
Ten years after Bahrain’s 2011 mass protests, Manama’s appointment of a new Prime Minister more prone to dialogue, could ease tensions between the country’s government and the…
Read Moreby Antonino Occhiuto | Jan 20, 2021
Ten years after Bahrain’s 2011 mass protests, Manama’s appointment of a new Prime Minister more prone to dialogue, could ease tensions between the country’s government and the…
Read Moreby Stasa Salacanin | Jan 19, 2021
Oman’s diplomatic moves in Syria indicate that the new Omani Sultan, Haitham bin Tariq, will indeed try to follow the same policy of neutrality and mediation as his predecesso…
Read Moreby Adam Dempsey | Jan 18, 2021
Despite declining global popularity, press releases remain the workhorses of the GCC’s newsrooms and communications industry. Yet, as the region moves ahead with its national…
Read Moreby Sami Moubayed | Jan 17, 2021
Pundits and political commentators have spilled much ink on analyzing the motives of the Russian intervention in Syria, which started in September 2015, paying only scant atte…
Read Moreby Saltanat Berdikeeva | Jan 16, 2021
As the world looks beyond fossil fuels to address climate change, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular across the world. But the international community must en…
Read Moreby Ramona Wadi | Jan 15, 2021
The Israeli state’s dependence on its settler population is likely to be strengthened in a recent move that grants surveillance power to Israeli citizens against the Palestini…
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