Opinion

Israel has long been an apartheid state. Admitting it now is too little, too late

Recent acknowledgements by human rights advocates of Israel's Jewish-supremacist policies deserve condemnation, not praise - as they are coming far too late

MBS, Vision 2030 and religious reform: An incoherent blend of modernism and despotism

Mohammad H Fadel

Palestine State

Palestine elections: What’s the point of this futile exercise?

Azzam Tamimi

Alan Duncan's diaries: An insider's account of Boris Johnson, Brexit and Britain's Middle East secrets

Chris Mullin

In this moment of turmoil, US leadership needs to get it right

Farhan Mujahid Chak

Israel's total victory will be undone on the streets of Jerusalem

David Hearst

The battle for Jerusalem's Damascus Gate offers a rare beacon of hope

Hanadi Qawasmi

Jerusalem protests: The mob 'breaking faces' learned from Israel's establishment

Jonathan Cook

Derek Chauvin has faced justice. America must now lift its knee from the world

Hamid Dabashi

Saudi Human Rights

Mohammed bin Salman's Saudi TV interview exposes empty promises

Madawi al-Rasheed

Jerusalem protests: Has Palestine's new awakening begun?

Alaa Tartir

Labour: Why Keir Starmer is vilifying those who stand up for Palestinian rights

Malia Bouattia

What is behind the Pakistan-UAE detente?

Arhama Siddiqa

How Shakespeare's works challenge colonialism

Ahmed D Dardir

Iran-Israel tensions: The threat of nuclear disaster looms large

Richard Silverstein

How France wields 'Islamo-leftism' as a tool to silence critics

Alain Gabon

Economic democracy should be at the heart of global struggle

Joseph Massad

Iran-Israel tensions: Return to nuclear deal, or see region go up in flames

Seyed Hossein Mousavian

How Sisi regime turned Rabaa massacre into foundation myth

Maged Mandour

Can Iran and Saudi Arabia bury the hatchet?

Shireen T Hunter

Iran-China deal: Is a new grand strategy brewing in Washington?

Marco Carnelos