OPINION: Sisi and Erdogan, and the story of two experiments
by Mohammed Al-Saaed Erdogan turned his country from a financial, tourist and industrial center into a tottering state of which
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OPINION: The Dire Need for a Unified Kurdish Army
by Michael Arizanti Qazi Muhammad pointed out: “The success of any people is caused by, unity and support of their
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OPINION: Oh Saudi Arabia, may your pride continue
by Major General Khaled Al-Mraeed On the National Day, we remember the founder King Abdulaziz and his heroism, and his
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OPINION: What keeps Arab think-tanks lagging to supersede their western counterparts
By Omar Al-Ubaydli Unfortunately, Middle Eastern think tanks usually fail to fill this intellectual lacuna. Arabs regularly complain about research
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OPINION: Turkey and Egypt need to walk the talk
by Dalia Ziada They need to go beyond the talk, to walk the walk necessary for making it happen and
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OPINION: Boosting Muslim-Jewish relations at Rosh Hashana
by Rabbi Dr. Elie Abadie Judaism and Islam are forever bound together as sister religions. The holiday of Rosh Hashana
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OPINION: Why Salafis oppose Taliban?
by Shaykh Abdul-Hameed Al-Hajouri What is clear from the history of Taliban’s creation, and from its present state is that
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OPINION: Khamenei will exploit Afghan crisis to benefit JCPOA talks
by Cyrus Yaqubi The Iranian regime considers the fall of the Afghan government and the Taliban’s domination of the country
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OPINION: Don’t believe the New Taliban
by Dalia Ziada Taliban today is much more brutal and dangerous than the Taliban of the 1990s. The world has
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OPINION: Pakistan’s Politics of Religion and Silence over Uyghur Muslims
by Salman Wali When foreign media ask Pakistan’s official narrative about the genocide of Uyghur, instead of a satisfactory answer
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