For Qatar, is there a trade-off between economic growth and CO2 emissions?
To eliminate female genital mutilation in countries like Iran, awareness of the practice and support in helping to end it are necessary.
Two years on from the assassination of Qasem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, Iraq continues to pay the price for Donald Trump’s decision.
Recent developments in the Middle East have shown the UAE that it can no longer rely on the US for national security as it has for decades.
President Salih has the best chance of retaining his position, but not without encountering many challenges.
The deadlock over the state of the agriculture sector in Yemen can only be broken by social struggle that restores rural Yemen to the center of government policy.
In the Gulf, governments are starting to tackle their own problems — and this time without the directing influence or involvement of the United States.
Since the 1970s, the Assad family has had a direct impact not only on Syrian politics, but on national identity itself.
Talks between Saudi Arabia and Iran require a realistic appraisal of Tehran’s role in the Yemen War.
