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Brett McGurk: The Epitome of the Democrats’ Middle East Policy

fter a pandemic-restricted election campaign, Joe Biden officially became the 46th president of the United States in an inauguration ceremony under heavy security measures on January 20, 2021.

Hostile Brothers: The Strained Morocco-Algeria Relations Only Serve to Destabilize North Africa

OpinionBy Ali Lmrabet

s a general rule, when two neighboring countries share similar cultures and have similar political and diplomatic weight, they tend to compete.

Why Are Some Countries Dragging Their Heels over Ratifying the Istanbul Convention?

WorldBy Politics Today

he Istanbul Convention (IC) is a convention by the Council of Europe on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence.

Where Do Gulf States Stand on Syria’s Decade-Old Conflict?

Middle EastBy Giorgio Cafiero Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

en years into the Syrian crisis, many commentators generally accept that President Bashar al-Assad’s government has “won” the gruesome conflict.

Turkey and Greece: Exploratory Talks under the Shadow of Third Parties

OpinionBy Zuhal Mert Uzuner

It is a curious question whether there could ever be a path toward a long-term dialogue between the two nations and a sustainable solution to their differences.

The Hezbollah Empire in Lebanon and the Assassination of Lokman Slim

Middle EastBy Makram Rabah

lmost forty days have passed since the assassination of Lebanese political activist and staunch Hezbollah detractor Lokman Slim, with no evidence or any leads provided by the Lebanese state on the culprits of his heinous murder.

Reforming the US Defense Acquisition Discussed by American Experts

WorldBy Aynura Babayeva

uring an hour-long webinar, the U.

France under Macron: All Citizens Can Criticize the Republic Except Muslims

IslamophobiaBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

uslims are a problem for France today, as they were in the colonial period.

How Do the Gulf Countries View the PKK?

TurkeyBy Feyza Gumusluoglu

n February 14, 2021, Turkey announced that the PKK (Partiya Karkeren Kurdistan, Kurdistan Workers’ Party) had executed 13 Turkish citizens, who had been kidnapped some years ago and kept in a hideout in northern Iraq.

Challenging the African Migration Narrative

WorldBy Ali Zoubeidi

he limited understanding of African migration continues to hinder effective policies, far from addressing the current lived realities and migration drivers.

Why Did the United States Add Israel to CENTCOM?

Middle EastBy Nasim Ahmed

major reorganisation of US military operation in the Middle East was announced last month in a momentous decision reflecting the seismic geo-political shifts underway in the region.

Europe Is Not United in Its Motivation to Sanction Turkey

OpinionBy Valeria Giannotta

o doubt, Turkey's relationship with the European Union has not been a rose garden.

Morocco Lost One of Its “Sacred” Causes with the Israel Normalization

OpinionBy Ali Lmrabet

The first and the oldest cause is Palestine, which had been there since the declaration of the State of Israel in 1948, eight years before the Sherifian Empire regained its independence from France and Spain.

Sour Candy in the Mouth: US-Turkey Relations

OpinionBy Murat Aslan

our candy is a joy that creates two different sensations in the mouth: the mini explosion of the sourness is one, but so is the expectation of sweetness.

Search of Turkish Ship on the High Seas Was Illegal

OpinionBy Yucel Acer

n June 22, 2020, participating in Operation Irini, the German frigate Hamburg searched the Turkish merchant ship MV Roseline A.

What Drives Pakistan on the Recognition of Israel: The Arab Gulf, India, or the Pakistanis?

OpinionBy Usman Masood

he mere fact that Israel has somehow managed to keep the question of its recognition on the agenda is extraordinary in and of itself.

The Andean Condor Proudly Flies While the US Intervenes in Latin America

OpinionBy George Isaac Simán Gutiérrez

he Andes Mountains are the backbone of South America.

“Trumpism was an aberrational swing of the political pendulum to the extreme right”: Interview with Poka Laenui

InterviewBy Nihan Duran

he U.

Greek Refugee Camps Lack the Minimum Standards for Human Life

NewsBy Politics Today

he Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor issued a statement on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, stating that Greek refugee camps lack the minimum standards for human life, and that refugees and asylum seekers are forced to endure unbearable conditions which in turn “poses serious risks to their physical and mental safety and well-being.

The Vaccine Nationalism Craze Is on the Rise Globally

OpinionBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

part from claiming and adversely affecting innumerable lives across the world and nose-diving the global economy, COVID-19 has occasioned a new political dimension in the global politics arena: vaccine nationalism.

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