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While the economic bloc is not inherently anti-Western, the desire to constrain Western hegemony is a potent unifying force and could push the bloc to increasingly challenge American- and European-led institutions.
Dalia Ghanem
While Muscat has not been the most prominent of regional mediators, its role has been essential in bridging some of the most intractable regional divides. And it is not done yet.
Giorgio Cafiero
The country is battling core infrastructure damage, collapsed business activity and decimated tourism.
Nasser Saidi
Reflections from MENA thinkers on the past year of the war on Gaza and its regional aftershocks.
Omar H. Rahman, Nadim Houry, Joseph Bahout, Hamidreza Azizi, Tarik M. Yousef, Abdulaziz Sager, Dania Thafer, Mohammad Abu Rumman, Hasan Jaber
After a punishing Israeli assault on its leadership, communications network and military installations, Hezbollah—and the Lebanese public—braces for a possible Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon.
Saoud El Mawla
As tensions rise in the Horn of Africa, how are MENA actors involved and what is the potential fallout for both regions?