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“Yemenis Are Not Going Hungry, They Are Starving”

OpinionBy Abdul Galil Shaif

After the Houthis, a hardline Shia sect backed by the Iranian regime overthrew the internationally recognized government in Sanaa in 2014 and took control of most of the north, an Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia began airstrikes against areas held by the Houthis in March 2015.

Iraq’s Political Sectarianism Has Divided Society In Bloody Fashion

OpinionBy Tallha Abdulrazaq

Read: Iraqi Youth No Longer Tolerate Iranian Influence and State Corruption Iran’s self-proclaimed “Islamic Revolution” that began in 1979 was forcibly confined within Iran’s own borders and the dream of a Shia Islamic state fizzled away in the face of the Iraqi armed forces.

Will Biden Upend the Controversial US-UAE Arms Deal?

OpinionBy Giorgio Cafiero

The votes underscored widespread Republican support for boosting the UAE’s military edge mainly due to Abu Dhabi’s role in the Arab region’s anti-Iran camp.

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

InterviewBy Nihan Duran

He has lost in his “maximum pressure” against Iran, against the Paris Climate Accord, and he will see the U.

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PodcastBy Muhittin Ataman

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Yusuf Alabarda

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Jatswan S. Sidhu

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Büşra Öztürk

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Merve Çalhan

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Theodore Karasik

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Ali Bakir

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Tarek Baé

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Hatice Karahan

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Olga Malik

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

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PodcastBy Ananta Kumar Giri

Every side is using its energy to gain a bigger piece of the cake in northeast Syria, except for Iran.

Revisiting the East Mediterranean Energy Game: What Will Change in the Coronavirus Days?

OpinionBy Visne Korkmaz

took advantage of geopolitical polarization in the region to constrain Russian maneuvering space after 2015 and to pressure Iran by restraining the Syrian Regime and Lebanon after 2017.

Slavery and Colonialism Go Deeper than Toppling Statues

OpinionBy Kaz Rahman

For instance, an absence of a non-colonial Islamic history blights the schooling of not just British and American systems but virtually every country in the world (including Muslim-majority nations except for Iran) for various reasons ranging from a cultural-political opposition with historical roots (such as in some Balkan nations) to periods of colonial rule that created collective amnesia (in places such as Egypt) to extreme secularization agendas of past governments (such as in Turkey).

The Drone Warfare Revolution Has Arrived

OpinionBy Sebastien Roblin

” Though the United States until recently restricted exports of its long-endurance Predator and MQ-9 Reaper UCAVs, China, Iran, Israel, and Turkey have since developed and widely exported their own combat drones.

COVID-19 and Religion: Between Nationalism and Communal Responsibility

OpinionBy Jocelyne Cesari

For example, Muslim communities in France and Germany have accepted the shutdown of mosques with no strong resistance, but the same restrictions generated an internal controversy within Muslim groups in the UK and have been strongly opposed in Iran and Pakistan.