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Russia's invasion of Ukraine has strengthened the position of a number of Arab countries; after all, the West is likely to need urgent access to their oil and gas. Nevertheless, the rentier states remain uneasy at the prospect. By Christoph Ehrhardt

A deadly prison attack last month sharpened the focus on the tens of thousands of foreign nationals held in camps and detention centers in northeastern Syria — many of them affiliated with the Islamic State group

A free trade agreement with the UAE is in the works.

French-built fighter jets roared over the Acropolis as Greece races to modernize its military and flaunts new security alliances aimed at checking neighboring Turkey

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Here are 12 takes on the highs and lows of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict over the last year.

The West Asian Quad of the US, India, Israel and the UAE is the security blanket that Israel needs against Iranian aggression. Even the hawks in Tehran will not support all-out conflict.

Hamas officials have buried three of their members who were killed by gunfire in a tense Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon days earlier

Representatives from the AAPI and the Sharaka initiative on Wednesday signed a memorandum of understanding in order to promote the goals of the Abraham Accords.

Observers say that Pakis­tan might consult China before announcing its participation.