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Washington and Tehran: Between Republican Bluster and Democratic Snake Diplomacy
For decades, Washington’s Iran policy has swung between Republican bluster and Democratic “snake diplomacy.” From Reagan to Trump and Biden, U.S…
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Hiba Birat
Tents in the Rain: Yemen’s Schools in a Time of War
Yemen’s education system faces a dire crisis amid ongoing war, economic collapse, and mass displacement. Over 4.5 million children are out of school…
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بشرى الحميدي
Silencing CAIR: The New Face of America’s War on Dissent
The US administration is moving to label CAIR, the nation's largest Muslim civil rights group, as a terrorist organization, intensifying a broader…
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Emad Anan
Suwayda: Syria’s Most Dangerous Security Challenge
The recent crisis in Suwayda marks one of the most serious challenges facing the Syrian government. Sparked by sectarian tensions and fueled by the…
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Maram Musa
How Colombia Became Abu Dhabi’s Human Reservoir for Proxy Wars
This investigation reveals how the UAE has built a covert network of foreign mercenaries, especially Colombians, to serve in proxy wars from Yemen to…
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Emad Anan
The Syrian–Israeli Meeting in Paris: Why It’s a Watershed Moment
In a landmark political moment, Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani met with an Israeli delegation in Paris under U.S. mediation. The meeting…
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Yaman Aldalati
Sweida: Between Tribal Continuity and Israeli Ambitions
The Bedouin tribes are an integral part of the social fabric of Sweida and its countryside, with roots that predate the formation of the Syrian state by…
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Noon Post
Marwan Barghouti: An Undiminished Presence
Marwan Barghouti has been a central figure in Palestinian resistance for decades, blending grassroots activism with political leadership. Exiled…
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Ahmad Tanani
Freed Prisoners and the Shadows of Prisons That Never Vanish
Prisoner exchange deals in Palestinian history have served as critical, symbolic gestures but recent years, particularly amid the Gaza war, reveal their…
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Esraa sayed
Can Washington Succeed in Taking the Lead on Sudan's Crisis?
On August 11, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, head of Sudan’s Sovereign Council and commander of the army, departed the coastal city of Port Sudan on an…
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Noon Post
The New Gas Deal: Windfall for Israel, Heavy Burden for Egypt
In what has been described as the largest gas trade deal in the history of Cairo-Tel Aviv relations, Israel’s NewMed Energy holder of a 45% stake in the…
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Noon Post
Gaza’s Frozen Visas: A Mirror of America’s Double Standards
The Trump administration’s suspension of humanitarian visas for Palestinians from Gaza primarily children and wounded civilians reveals a striking…
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Emad Anan
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