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Post-Islamism in the Muslim World

Sayej's main contributions to the issues of post-Islamism in this work are, first, her reference to the role of high-ranking religious leaders in insisting on the necessity of democracy and its legitimacy over any Islamic theocracy; and second, the vital role that nationalism plays in the political thinking and behavior of an Arab Muslim nation in the Middle East amidst sectarian temptations and tendencies.

Iran Lashes Out as Local Discontent Heats Up: Droughts a Rallying Cry

Middle EastBy Mark Rossano

The Ahwaz (Minority Arabs: 2% of Iran’s Population) kicked off protests in Khuzestan, which quickly spread into Lorestan and Tehran.

NSO’s Pegasus Scandal Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg of Israeli Spyware

SecurityBy Muhammad Shehada

The services Israeli hacking companies offer are the strongest selling point for normalization between autocratic regimes that are terrified of their own people ever since the Arab Spring and of Israel.

With Jerusalem, Hezbollah Is Now Playing Catch-up

Middle EastBy Bachar El-Halabi

or four decades, the Islamic regime in Iran has sought to gain legitimacy in the Arab world by portraying itself as a defender of the Palestinians.

GCC-Damascus Rapprochement Can Pit Syria Against Turkey Even Further

Syria WarBy Sinem Cengiz

ollowing the First Gulf War, the foreign ministers of Syria, Egypt, and the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), namely Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), met in Damascus and agreed on a new security cooperation initiative for the Gulf which came to be known as the “Damascus Declaration.

Returning to the Stage: Egypt’s Initiatives May Reshape East African Geopolitics

WorldBy Faisal Ali

Speeches were made in Arabic and posters about Ethiopia’s right to use the Nile were abundant in an event that appeared directed as much at Egypt as it was the United States.

Libya Renews its Ties in the Maghreb: Continuation, Not Departure

SecurityBy Timothy Reid

Despite all this, Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia established the Arab Maghreb Union in 1989 to promote cooperation and economic integration.

Zionism and Hindu Nationalism Bring Israel and India Together

WorldBy CJ Werleman

“Palestine belongs to the Arabs in the same sense that England belongs to the English or France to the French,” Mahatma Gandhi wrote in 1938.

Coffee Extinction Is Nature’s Way of Telling Us: “Heal the World!”

EconomyBy Usman Masood

Out of 124 known types of coffee species, we actually use just two for our beverage: Coffea Arabica and Coffea robusta.

Turkish-Egyptian Rapprochement: Dynamics, Prospects, and Expectations

OpinionBy Ismail Numan Telci

From the Turkish perspective, Morsi’s ousting from the Egyptian presidency was regarded not only as the defeat of free elections and the will of the people, but also as a vital blow to the democratization process witnessed in the country and the MENA region as a whole, in the aftermath of the Arab Spring.

Talks between Saudis and Iranians: Facts Speak Louder than Words

Middle EastBy Sayyad Sadri Alibabalu

n April 18, news of Iran-Saudi Arabia talks to re-establish relations was reported in the media.

French Politicians Seek Re-election by Targeting Muslim Symbols

WorldBy Stijn Ledegen

"Read: French "Enlightenment Islam" and State AuthoritarianismAccording to the report, the Muslim community in France will grow in number primarily as a result of high migration rates following the crisis that has resulted from the outbreak of the Syrian civil war and the series of anti-government protests known as the Arab Spring.

Syria’s Tribal Politics Critical to the Country’s Future

OpinionBy Obaida Hitto

rab tribes in Syria are a key element of the country's social, cultural and historic identity.

The Amazighs in North Africa: Politics, Society, and Culture

SocietyBy Abderrahmane Gaouda

Read: My Grandfather’s Fight against Colonialization in Algeria The Amazighs, colonialism, and postcolonialism Due to migration and the unfolding of political events, many Amazighs forgot their language and became Arabized Amazighs.

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

Middle EastBy Giorgio Cafiero Kristian Coates Ulrichsen

In the early stages of the Syrian conflict, from 2011 to 2015, some Gulf Arab monarchies were actively involved in the push to oust Assad’s regime.

America’s Hyper-Surveillance of Muslims Targets Our Religious Identity

IslamophobiaBy Malak Shalabi

Political Censorship Muslims have also reported self-censorship in discussing mainstream political issues among themselves - cafe owners have admitted to refraining from broadcasting Arabic news channels in cafes, and Muslim students admit to altering language, including regular clarifications and qualifiers when discussing current affairs.

The Islamic Republic of Iran Forty-Two Years Later: Goals Fulfilled?

OpinionBy Serhan Afacan

During the war, Iranian leaders felt that they were left to their fate by most of the Arab regimes which, they thought, strove for the Islamic Republic’s downfall with the notable exception of Hafez al-Assad’s Syria.

The PKK Is the Wrong Horse to Back in the Middle East

Middle EastBy Ömer Özkizilcik

The battle for Ayn al-Arab (Kobane) resulted in the U.

Libyans Themselves Are Best Suited to Handle Their Problems

Middle EastBy Deena Saleh

Francois Burgat, emeritus director of research at the French Center for Scientific Research and a senior research fellow, political scientist, and expert on Arab affairs, shed light on the role of external actors in Libya, especially the United Arab Emirates, and the geopolitical importance of Libya after the Arab Spring.

The Coup That Never Happened and the “Karabakh Clan” in the Armenian Army

WorldBy Oleg Kuznetsov

Read: Mercenaries in Karabakh: Who They Are and How They Got ThereHere it would be appropriate to recall the New Year's address of Prime Minister Pashinyan to his compatriots, in which he stated that his main domestic political goal was to change the elites, while he did not specify which particular elites he was going to lustrate and ostracize.

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Post-Islamism in the Muslim World

Iran Lashes Out as Local Discontent Heats Up: Droughts a Rallying Cry

NSO’s Pegasus Scandal Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg of Israeli Spyware

With Jerusalem, Hezbollah Is Now Playing Catch-up

GCC-Damascus Rapprochement Can Pit Syria Against Turkey Even Further

Returning to the Stage: Egypt’s Initiatives May Reshape East African Geopolitics

Libya Renews its Ties in the Maghreb: Continuation, Not Departure

Zionism and Hindu Nationalism Bring Israel and India Together

Coffee Extinction Is Nature’s Way of Telling Us: “Heal the World!”

Turkish-Egyptian Rapprochement: Dynamics, Prospects, and Expectations

Talks between Saudis and Iranians: Facts Speak Louder than Words

French Politicians Seek Re-election by Targeting Muslim Symbols

Syria’s Tribal Politics Critical to the Country’s Future

The Amazighs in North Africa: Politics, Society, and Culture

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

America’s Hyper-Surveillance of Muslims Targets Our Religious Identity

The Islamic Republic of Iran Forty-Two Years Later: Goals Fulfilled?

The PKK Is the Wrong Horse to Back in the Middle East

Libyans Themselves Are Best Suited to Handle Their Problems

The Coup That Never Happened and the “Karabakh Clan” in the Armenian Army

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