By: Azmi Bishara* Arabs are not alone in the crisis of Syria and Iraq, including affecting the Arab identity of the two countries and their unity. In fact, Iran is undergoing a real crisis there, [ More … ]
By: Mostafa Al-Naggar* The rings of the handcuffs are striking against each other, clanking and making squeaks which are not only heard by the residents of prison cells alone, but they are echoing in all [ More … ]
By: Khourshid Delly* When the Syrian Democratic Forces announced some time ago that they were launching a battle north of Raqqa, it was clear that the goal was not Raqqa, the stronghold of Daesh (ISIS), [ More … ]
By: Dr. Basheer Mousa Nafi * A controversy erupted again over the past few days about the reign of the Egyptian President Dr. Mohamed Morsi, and whether his (alleged) quest, and the Muslim Brotherhood’s (claimed) pursuit [ More … ]
By: Amer Abdel Moneim* Does it make sense that a government, anywhere in the world, decides to sell the heart of the capital to foreigners without reference to anyone? Is it logical to transfer [ More … ]
Germany is failing to deal with a surge in hate crimes and signs of “institutional racism” among law-enforcement agencies, according to Amnesty International. The report released by the UK-based group on Thursday says that even [ More … ]
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