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2018: The year of Saudi Women

2018: The year of Saudi Women

  • A series of momentous changes have given a huge boost to Saudi women’s ability to participate fully in public life
By Jennifer Bell ·
After year of political deadlock, financial woes, what next for Lebanon?

After year of political deadlock, financial woes, what next for Lebanon?

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
Special 2018 - the year Iraq’s political battle lines were redrawn

2018 - the year Iraq’s political battle lines were redrawn

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·
INTERVIEW: The unity of our union is much stronger than perceived, says EU’s Federica Mogherini

INTERVIEW: The unity of our union is much stronger than perceived, says EU’s Federica Mogherini

By Mark Leonard ·
With reforms flagging, is Pakistan PM Imran Khan chasing a mirage?

With reforms flagging, is Pakistan PM Imran Khan chasing a mirage?

By Sib Kaifee ·
The abandoned catastrophe: After eight years, Syria’s unrelenting war rages on

The abandoned catastrophe: After eight years, Syria’s unrelenting war rages on

By ANAN TELLO ·
After difficult year, Palestinians pessimistic about future prospects for peace

After difficult year, Palestinians pessimistic about future prospects for peace

By Daoud Kuttab ·
Why 2018 was a breakthrough year for Saudi sports

Why 2018 was a breakthrough year for Saudi sports

By Gregory Wilcox ·
2018 was year the two Koreas took a significant step to lasting peace

2018 was year the two Koreas took a significant step to lasting peace

By Jeff Sung ·
Safe havens: How government innovation is building a brighter future for refugees

Safe havens: How government innovation is building a brighter future for refugees

By EMINA OSMANDZIKOVIC ·
After a tumultuous year, Afghans face yet more uncertainty in 2019

After a tumultuous year, Afghans face yet more uncertainty in 2019

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
With fresh sanctions and increasing isolation, 2018 was the year Iran was tamed

With fresh sanctions and increasing isolation, 2018 was the year Iran was tamed

By Caline Malek ·
Year in Review: New horizons open for Saudis

Year in Review: New horizons open for Saudis

By Rawan Radwan ·

Opinion

Hassan Al-Mustafa

GCC’s post-Strait of Hormuz crisis challenges

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Dr. Ramzy Baroud

Why the Middle East must reclaim its agency

Author
Mohamed Chebaro

Local elections tsunami to hit UK’s leading parties

Author
Osama Al-Sharif

Only a win-win formula can break US-Iran gridlock

Author
Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib

Iran will hurt itself with Strait of Hormuz power play

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