Last week, European leaders described their decision to award membership candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova as a “historic moment”

A further momentous change in Arab-Israeli relations recently took place last month when the UAE and Israel signed a free trade

Since recapturing the largely agricultural province surrounding Damascus in 2018, Syrian President Bashar Al Assad has sought to portray the

In its quest to secure new energy supplies, Europe is on the verge of transforming the Middle East’s longest-running conflict.

Foreign tourists are once again flocking to Turkey, with some 42 million visitors expected to arrive this year, an increase of 12

France’s ultimate centrist is now a man squeezed in the middle. Unexpectedly, Emmanuel Macron lost his absolute majority in the French parliament,

In the month since Nupur Sharma, a former spokeswoman for India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), offended Muslims around the world with disparaging comments

On June 10, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi warned that Iran’s latest

In the Enuma Elish, the Babylonian creation myth found inscribed on seven clay tablets from – the 7th century BCE and

In late February, when Russia launched its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, regional analysts began speculating how the fighting would impact

The sudden jolt in global oil prices is raising fresh concerns about African decarbonization efforts. As Western countries have embraced net-zero carbon

There is nothing new about American presidents appealing to Saudi kings and crown princes for their help in balancing oil

About 1,200 Palestinian men, women and children living in a remote corner of the West Bank face expulsion by the

With the world’s attention focused on Russia’s war in Ukraine, Turkey is preparing to launch its own “special military operation” in northern Syria. Ankara

The war in Ukraine has been burning for more than 100 days. But outside of the West, the conflict is

Once again Libya finds itself in the middle of a political impasse. Two governments, one in Tripoli and the other in Sirte,