Columnist
Jonathan Gornall
Jonathan Gornall is a British journalist, formerly with The Times, who has lived and worked in the Middle East and is now based in the UK. He specializes in health, a subject on which he writes for the British Medical Journal and others.
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How Iraq’s bet on pipeline revival could help bypass Hormuz
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Can Trump’s economic war against Iran really work?
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Can Gaza’s peace plan escape its merry-go-round?
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Lockerbie families face another agonizing wait as final suspect’s trial is delayed
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Could Syria become the unlikely bridge between Israel and Turkiye?
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Can Syria bring Assad-era fugitives to justice without compromising due process?
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Israel’s campaign to turn Washington against the UN
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How Syria’s captagon crackdown is forcing smugglers into the skies
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Can Jared Kushner revive Trump’s stalled Gaza peace plan?
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How wars are weaving a toxic legacy across the Gulf region and beyond
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How seismic activity around the world is renewing fear of a Middle East quake
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How Iran’s conflict with the US left trail of death, destruction and competing claims