You searched for the EU - Page 27 of 138

1431 results found!

How Do the Gulf Countries View the PKK?

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.

How Does China View the Muslim World?

WorldBy Robert R. Bianchi

s China’s leaders steer their country to the center of world affairs, they are becoming increasingly frightened.

Why Is Violence Back to the Streets of Afghanistan?

OpinionBy Hashim Wahdatyar

President Joe Biden declared Washington’s stand on Afghanistan, “my administration strongly supports the diplomatic process that’s underway, and to bring an end to this war that is closing out 20 years.

Can A Third Political Party Bring Change in US Foreign Policy?

OpinionBy Sam Husseini

This was apparently fueled in substantial part by talk of a "civil war" within the Republican Party following Donald Trump's second impeachment.

Army to Protect Pakistan’s Troubled Ties with Saudi Arabia

EconomyBy Mohammad Pervez Bilgrami

akistan’s relations with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have become complicated in recent years as a result of changing regional geopolitics.

The Rise of Evangelicals in Latin America: What Would Jesus Do?

WorldBy George Isaac Simán Gutiérrez

Where only 4% of Latin Americans identified as evangelicals in the 1970s, today that number is closer to 20%.

Syrian Refugeehood, Racism and the Lebanese Question

Middle EastBy Bachar El-Halabi

he most recent major and public act of racism Syrian refugees faced in Lebanon, dates to December 27, 2020, when hundreds of them—75 families according to local news—had to flee for their lives from a makeshift camp in the Miniyeh region near the northern coastal city of Tripoli after their tents were set alight.

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.

China’s Economic Interests in the GCC: Economic Gains over Politics

Middle EastBy Andrew K P Leung

heikh Yamani, Saudi Arabia’s former oil minister (1962-86) once quipped that that the Age of Oil, like the Age of Stone, would come to an end long before the world ran out of oil.

Government of National Unity: Where Does Libya Go from Here?

Middle EastBy Noamane Cherkaoui

ibya recently saw the conclusion of the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF), a peace process under the United Nations’s (UN) auspices.

The Gulf of Guinea: A New Strain of Piracy

WorldBy Abdullahi D. Hassan

he Gulf of Guinea is a large nautical zone that traverses over 6,000 kilometers of coastline, containing a number of islands near West and Central Africa.

ICC Probe in Palestine Brings Some Hope to the Palestinians at Last

Middle EastBy Saul Jihad Takahashi

n February 5, the judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced their decision that the court holds jurisdiction over war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Palestine.

Early Elections: Where Is Kosovo Heading?

OpinionBy Idlir Lika

Snap elections have become the rule of political life in the country as no single government has been able to complete its full four-year term in office since the country declared its independence from Serbia on February 17, 2008.

South Africa: The Challenges of Liberation

WorldBy Na'eem Jeenah

he story of South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle is glorious, even romantic, that of its post-apartheid era, beginning with the country’s first democratic elections in April 1994, is less so.

All-Out-War between Ethiopia and Sudan on the Doorstep?

WorldBy Nigusu Adem Yimer

utual suspicion and unresolved border disputes have been major issues in the Ethiopia-Sudan relations for the past several decades.

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.

Mutawasiloun: Palestinians Resist Israeli Attempts to Encage Them

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

n the summer of 2017, I attended an exceptional Palestinian wedding in Istanbul, where the groom was from the Gaza Strip, the bride was from the West Bank, and those in attendance were from every corner of historic Palestine, including Palestinians who hold Israeli citizenships.

1431 results found!

How Do the Gulf Countries View the PKK?

How Does China View the Muslim World?

Why Is Violence Back to the Streets of Afghanistan?

Can A Third Political Party Bring Change in US Foreign Policy?

Army to Protect Pakistan’s Troubled Ties with Saudi Arabia

The Rise of Evangelicals in Latin America: What Would Jesus Do?

Syrian Refugeehood, Racism and the Lebanese Question

Challenging the African Migration Narrative

China’s Economic Interests in the GCC: Economic Gains over Politics

Government of National Unity: Where Does Libya Go from Here?

The Gulf of Guinea: A New Strain of Piracy

ICC Probe in Palestine Brings Some Hope to the Palestinians at Last

Early Elections: Where Is Kosovo Heading?

South Africa: The Challenges of Liberation

All-Out-War between Ethiopia and Sudan on the Doorstep?

Why Did the United States Add Israel to CENTCOM?

Mutawasiloun: Palestinians Resist Israeli Attempts to Encage Them

Conspiracy Theories: Why Do They Appeal to Some People?

Bitcoin: The New Global Reserve Currency?

Gulf Regional Rift Mended but Will It Extend to Turkey?

Follow Us

FOLLOW US

Search Results for: the EU

1431 results found!

Follow Us

Subscribe

FOLLOW US