Müge Dalkıran | 31 May 2016 | TR
Even though Turkey has faced different forms of migration since the 1990s, the arrival of Syrian refugees has made the phenomenon of migration more visible in the eyes of the public.
Hasan Kosebalaban | 26 May 2016
The tension in relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States is rooted in the transformation of regional politics, as well as in societal changes in Saudi Arabia itself
Basheer Nafi | 05 May 2016
The fate of Aleppo is also the fate of Syria and the region People must take to the streets to tell the Russians and the Americans that they do not approve of the continuation of [...]
Wadah Khanfar | 29 April 2016
Khanfar: “Our Ummah needs a new type of leadership with clear vision and optimism.” Al Sharq Youth Forum’s New Era conference
Basheer Nafi | 28 April 2016
Resolving Turkey's Kurdish problem requires adopting a new vision Defeating the PKK should not be seen as the end of the road in Turkey Mustafa Ismet (1884-1973) is considered to be the second most important [...]
Wadah Khanfar | 26 April 2016 | TR
Tahrir Square in 2011 was the moment when hope was triggered in the MENA region for change.
Wadah Khanfar | 25 April 2016
The Arab world can break free of Western hegemony and internal ills It is not a reform or a renewal of our mind that we need. It is in fact a migration - a hijra [...]
Ibrahim Kalin | 25 April 2016 | AR | TR
Violent extremism is a global phenomenon that needs to be carefully evaluated for developing competent comprehension and prevention mechanisms.
Basheer Nafi | 22 April 2016
Egyptian patience with Sisi has snapped over two small islands Mass anti-government protests across Egypt last Friday were the first to unite the people in years. More are set to come despite crackdown Last Friday, [...]
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