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MENASource
By Vladimir Pran and Maroun Sfeir
The polls will be held again against a backdrop of massive displacement, unresolved conflict, partial occupation, and an intransigent regime.
By Aaron Magid
A full-scale Iran-Israel war would likely harm the Hashemite Kingdom, which is squeezed between the two more powerful adversaries.
By Sarkawt Shamsulddin
As the June election deadline looms, the future of Kurdistan’s political stability hangs in the balance.
By Arwa Damon
Arwa Damon arrived in the Gaza Strip on a humanitarian mission for her charity, INARA, two days after the Israeli airstrike on the World Central Kitchen convoy. This is what she saw.
By Manal Fatima
Halting external support to the generals is crucial to achieving peace in Sudan and setting it on the path to civilian-led rule.
By Shahira Amin
While the funding secured in recent weeks will help ease the economic crisis and stabilize Egypt in the short term, skeptics fear it may only offer a temporary respite.
By Mark N. Katz
This attack by ISIS-K may have been motivated by several grievances, including retaliation for the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
By Holly Dagres
The academic and former US government official was interviewed by our MENASource editor to discuss his most recent book and its implications for US foreign policy.
By Borzou Daragahi
The carefully choreographed and worded meeting between Erdogan and his Egyptian counterpart, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi, served as a final burial ceremony for what was once an emerging third axis in the Middle East.
By Shalom Lipner
Bringing this clash to its latest boil is a fast-approaching April 1 deadline for the Knesset to approve new legislation that would regulate the Haredi exclusion from the IDF draft.
