After the war with Iraq, Tehran developed a “new strategy” aimed at confronting US influence around the region
Trump says ‘it’s time’ to end Afghan war – can he?
“Ultimately, we need to get to a Taliban-Afghanistan discussion”
Iran Politics a “Powderkeg” of Corruption and Repression as Revolution Turns 40
Concern over corruption by successive governments has become a “powderkeg”
Congress Toughening toward Saudis amid Report Prince Threatened ‘Bullet’ for Khashoggi
US intelligence understood that the ambitious 33-year-old heir apparent was ready to kill the journalist
US must probe if Saudis gave US Weapons to al-Qaeda in Yemen: General
Saudi-led coalition has allegedly transferred American-made weapons and military vehicles to Qaeda-linked fighters, hardline Salafi militias
2/3s of Himalayan Glaciers to Melt by 2100, Threatening Water for 2 Billion People
The Himalayan glaciers, which formed some 70 million years ago, are highly sensitive to changing temperatures.
Pope Francis, Muslim Rector of al-Azhar, Call for Religious Freedom & Full Citizenship
The two religious leaders signed a document on “human fraternity for world peace and living together”
Greece’s Muslim Minority Complain of “Marginalization”
What characterises this population is a plural identity
Paradoxes of Women and Iran’s Islamic Republic: More Education but a hundred Glass Ceilings
If a woman is successful in a line of work like this, she’s fought very hard