By Jamal Khashoggi* In June 2018, when the term of Egypt’s current president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, ends, he should leave office. But given Al-Sisi’s clear and unfortunate intention to run for another term, the only [ More … ]
BY: Ian Bremmer* In Tunisia, change came gradually and then suddenly. When a police officer confiscated the goods of an unlicensed vegetable seller in December 2010, the merchant drenched himself in gasoline and set himself [ More … ]
Uzbekistan hopes to cooperate with Turkish businesspeople in the petrochemicals industry, said a top Uzbek official in a joint meeting in Istanbul on Feb. 27. “We hope to work with our Turkish partners in petrochemicals. [ More … ]
BY: Kemal Öztürk* Things have become mixed up in the U.S. Europe has also joined this great debate. There are ongoing harsh reactions toward President Donald Trump’s racist executive order that triggers hatred for Muslims and [ More … ]
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