Opinion

Kais Saied's coup could see army step out of the shadows

Saied's decision to involve the army and police forces in his constitutional coup could reflect a more significant role for them in the days ahead

Why the US war in Afghanistan was a resounding success

Hamid Dabashi

What could unfold in Tunisia after president's power grab

Eya Jrad

Recognising the right of the Palestinians to surrender

Joseph Massad

Tunisia: There is nothing constitutional about Kais Saied's coup

David Hearst

Why a reduced US military footprint abroad might be in its best interests

Marco Carnelos

Israel normalisation deals

Why Pakistan cannot recognise Israel

Arhama Siddiqa

Syria: Do any of the opposition forces pose a genuine threat to Assad?

Kutluhan Gorucu

How Palestinian resistance is challenging the tech supremacy of war

Ahmed D Dardir

How Austria is dismantling civil liberties under the guise of 'anti-terrorism'

Farid Hafez

Syria war: While other states jockey for influence, the EU pays

Christopher Phillips

The winners and losers in a post-Trump Middle East

David Hearst

Pegasus spyware

Pegasus Project: Why I was targeted by Israeli spyware

Madawi al-Rasheed

Andrew Mitchell: UK aid cut is a terrible blow to the world's poorest

Andrew Mitchell

Lebanon economic crisis

Lebanon is a failed state. When will the world step in?

Marco Carnelos

Covid-19 in Palestine: Healthcare workers near breaking point

Celine Jabr

Why the British government is in no hurry to define Islamophobia

Basit Mahmood

Germany: An enduring enemy of the Palestinian struggle

Joseph Massad

The EU's shameless complicity in Israel's crimes

David Hearst

Afghanistan: Iran could be the biggest loser from US withdrawal

Shireen T Hunter

Iran: The system may bend, but will not break anytime soon

Shahir Shahidsaless