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Talal Salman, veteran journalist and founder of the iconic As-Safir newspaper, died on 25 August 2023 aged 85 after a long career in which he championed the rights of the oppressed and made his paper a "voice for the voiceless".

COMMENTARY: For purely political reasons, what began a splendid process of peace that continues to bear fruit has not gotten the attention it deserves.

The Abraham Accords may well be the No. 1 achievement for peace and stability in the post-9/11 Middle East.

Like quite a few of its presidential candidates and politicians, there is something decrepit and decaying about the American Empire that ref...

A new study on five Chinese projects in Africa has found that they do not meet standards set by China’s ESG recommendations, and only adhere to the host countries’ minimum ESG requirements.

A prolific businessman, Fayed also became a prominent public figure in the UK, owning some of the country's best known assets

Oil propelled the world into the industrial revolution but its origins and current use is stained by the adverse impact it has on our environment

An occasion when two big powers, the US and the UK, had a difference of opinion. Often, much smaller communities end up paying the price.

Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum recently announced a new oil discovery in the Geisum and Tawila West concession in the Gulf of the Suez.The discovery was made by Cheiron, Egypt's leading crude explo

In the six use-of-force crises Israel has faced over five decades, American and Israeli strategic interests were not always the same.