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Tunisia... the last nail in the coffin of extremism?
IN a surprise move, though it was not completely unexpected, Tunisian President Kais Saied exercised his powers to impose exceptional measures in response to what he deemed a threat to the Tunisian state and society. The move was prompted by ...
Hajj pilgrimage and Kingdom’s success in difficult test
AS the world continues to reel from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, Saudi Arabia successfully maintained a delicate balance between the health of its citizens, residents and pilgrims on one hand, and the organization of Hajj rituals without compromising ...
The nuclear bomb has become an Arab need
IN his recent statement Prince Turki Al-Faisal, Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, stressed that “the leadership in Iran has become a real danger and all attempts over the past 40 years to rein it in have miserably failed.""We do not ...
Biden and the Mideast: Will he benefit from the legacy of his predecessors?
FROM the headquarters of the US State Department in Washington, US President Joe Biden chose to deliver his speech on his administration’s foreign policy.The temporal and spatial significance that Biden accorded to by choosing the ministry as the venue was ...
Idlib and the failure of the Turkish game
This region has been under the control of the factions of the armed Syrian opposition and Al-Nusra Front affiliated to Al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
Beware of the patient man, when he loses his temper
In Turkey, the media are distributed among the various political factions. It is as if the Khashoggi case has caused these factions in Turkey to overcome their differences with regard to Erdogan and his economic and administrative policies.
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