Running a print publication in Turkey has never been easy, but the dramatic devaluation of the Turkish lira this year

The Taliban have made the persecution of women central to their shambolic government in Afghanistan. While not seeking to draw

This January, the United Arab Emirates will step into the future of work: its public sector and schools will move

In convening the first “Summit for Democracy” of his administration, US President Joe Biden intended to send a message of democratic commitment to

France’s president is on maneuvers in the Middle East. Over the weekend, Emmanuel Macron concluded a three-country tour of Qatar,

In a country not known for doing things by half, the UAE’s 50th birthday celebrations were impressive. Flags flew, fireworks exploded,

For close observers of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the latest opinion polling concerning support for the two-state solution among Palestinians shouldn’t

More than three months after US forces left Afghanistan, Russia started fighting for the hearts and minds of the Afghan people. The first

To the rest of the world, the most recent round of nuclear talks with Iran in Vienna was the seventh

In less than a year, the Turkish lira has lost up to 45 percent of its value against the dollar.

The discovery of a potentially more transmissible variant of COVID-19 in South Africa last week underlines the need for global

The shift in the balance of power in Iraq after the recent election could have an important impact in a key arena

Just over a year ago, on the fifth anniversary of the drowning of three-year-old Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi, I speculated in

Indian comedian Vir Das’s recent monologue “I come from two Indias” did what satire is supposed to do – outrage

The sudden appearance of Saif Al Islam Qaddafi in a southern Libyan town submitting his candidacy papers for December’s presidential

Four months after invoking Article 80 of the constitution to establish a “state of exception” in which he wields most