The British review on the Muslim Brotherhood is another stratum in a long history of misunderstanding of the movement
Why do right wingers, Christian fundamentalists, Zionists, and New Atheists insist on using the term 'radical Islam'?
It doesn’t seem that either Israel, Hezbollah, Syria or Iran are keen to open a new front any time soon – most certainly not over Samir Kantar
From wind power to solar plants, energy-import dependent Morocco is gearing towards becoming a major producer of renewable energy
The former president's supporters appear to backing a push for his return to power but the wider public is not pleased with his legacy
The Saudi PR campaign regarding the coalition looks like a rushed job that begs more questions than it answers - leading to more scepticism
The Turkey-Israel deal is fragile and highly vulnerable to a new flare-up in Gaza, but it could not have been imagined before Russian plane downing
Turkey's past tussles with Russia offer no guarantee of similar outcomes today, while geopolitics, rather than history, also holds lessons for Egypt
Two years after the UK openly viewed the Brotherhood as a force for moderation, David Cameron takes the Gulf line of hostility, suspicion
Though now under bitter attack, Breaking the Silence has failed to change the public discourse in Israel concerning the occupation
