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War Within War in Yemen: Agendas and Prospects of Warring Parties

Despite the rebels’ military capabilities have never been enough to change the balance of power in the region, their strong links to the Iranian regime turns the Houthis into a threat by proxy.

Malaysia and Turkey: Old Friends, New Allies?

OpinionBy Jatswan S. Sidhu

Notable among the attendees were Turkish President Erdogan, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, and Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the Emir of Qatar.

GCC Breakthrough Faces Risk of Relapse as Underlying Tensions Remain

OpinionBy Omar H. Rahman

No GCC member, for example, is immune to the severe downturn in global energy prices, the Covid-19 pandemic, or the potential outbreak of war with Iran and its consequences.

Political Assassinations: From the Assassins to Modern Politics

OpinionBy Politics Today

“To assassinate” originated from a group known as Hashashiyyin, or assassins, in the Muslim world, in modern-day Iran.

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

OpinionBy Ali Lmrabet

On Wednesday, December 23, 2020, Abdelillah Benkiran, the predecessor of El Otmani as the head of the PJD and the government, stated that "the PJD could not oppose the decisions taken by the king" because it is part of the state.

The Beirut Port Explosion Is the Chernobyl of the Lebanese Sectarian System

OpinionBy Bachar El-Halabi

Read: Public Art in the Service of the State: Political Iconography in IranFrom the COVID-19 pandemic to the August 4 explosion and the economic meltdown, different sectarian stakeholders are attempting to further marginalize the state’s institutions and fan the flames of sectarianism—for instance, through quite random sectarian clashes in certain hotspots—to put the genie back in the bottle.

Looking Beyond Ain Issa: The Way Forward in North East Syria

OpinionBy Obaida Hitto

Just as Russia and Turkey began setting up the ceasefire oversight arrangements in Nagorno Karbakh, Turkey’s sights were set on…

Sour Candy in the Mouth: US-Turkey Relations

OpinionBy Murat Aslan

For instance, the Iranian Revolution, with its quest to spread the teachings of Khomeini, was perceived as a threat only in Turkey as opposed to the other members of the NATO alliance.

“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.