Do the Syrian people really have a friend in Europe?
Whilst the European Union clearly wants to be seen as a proactive defender of human rights in Syria, the reality is a lacklustre response which,
Whilst the European Union clearly wants to be seen as a proactive defender of human rights in Syria, the reality is a lacklustre response which,
By Jaafar El-Ahmar Lebanon’s parliamentary elections are one stop on a multi-step political path, and although they are not a focal station, as some would
Our Secretary-General, William Morris, continues to discuss new political developments in his ongoing podcast, This Week in the Middle East. In this week’s episode, William
Hillel Schenker, our dear friend who co-edits the Palestine-Israel Journal, shared the following message which was published in Haaretz and is from Israel’s Defence Minister.
By Harriot Grinnell-Moore. The situation in Syria has become untenable. Rising gas prices, food shortages, a lack of medicine and basic supplies have led to
Ayatollah Seyed Salman Safavi The following is based on the contribution of Ayatollah Safavi to this week’s recent debate on tolerance to mark Iraq’s national
Written by Benjamin White Iraq remains turbulent. Geopolitical tensions and rivalries exacerbate the situation on the ground and both the US and Iran seem content
Earlier this month, Israel released its latest Voice Index, a monthly survey which canvasses the present state of public opinion in Israel. Each Voice Index
Last week, after almost three years in prison, Princess Basmah bint Saud Al Saud of Saudi Arabia and her daughter Suhoud were thankfully released from
Written by Erna Ibrahimi. The Prime Minister Two years ago, Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa ascended the position of Bahrain’s prime minister. Before