Analysis
Desalination: Miracle or False Hope for the Water Scarce Gulf Countries?
The countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have been relying for decades on desalination plants to meet growing water...
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Tunisia’s Plan for Renewable Energy: Chances and Challenges
Photo credit/Pixabay-Bishnu Sarangi Reforming the entire energy system and making the switch to relying more on renewable energy remains a...
Read moreDetailsJustice Overhaul puts Israeli Political System at Stake
The overhaul of justice proposed by Netanyahu’s bloc is set to be a historical shift in the Israeli political system....
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A hospital alone shows what war is: Lviv’s child cancer patients are in a race against time
Despite threats from advancing Russian forces, many children with cancer have had to remain in hospital to receive treatment. But...
Read moreDetailsA last bastion of hope: Under siege, Ukrainian city Lviv vows to protect its freedom
As Russia's indiscriminate bombing of Ukrainian territory causes havoc across the country, the Ukrainian city of Lviv has become a...
Read moreDetailsHere for them: Warsaw welcomes waves of displaced Ukrainians
Thousands of Ukrainians fleeing the invading Russian army have been welcomed in Poland. Nino Orto speaks to some of the...
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Award-winning war photographer André Liohn unveils treacherous horrors in ‘You Are Not A Soldier’
Nino Orto Meets: André Liohn, who unveils the distressing perils of conflict and how human beings can so quickly descend...
Read moreDetailsInterview Firas Fayyad: ‘My documentary has evidence of Assad’s war crimes in Syria’
"My position as an artist is to react to this situation and show the world what has happened and what...
Read moreDetailsTrump’s “Deal Of The Century” Could Shape a New Middle East
"Even though with his rethoric Mahmoud Abbas is trying to fight back in every way against Trump’s Deal he doesn’t...
Read moreDetailsIs Egypt Planning For A Palestinian Resettlment In Sinai?
"In the Sinai the largest military operation since the war of October 1973 against Israel is ongoing, however, so far...
Read moreDetailsThe Fall of Mosul: How ISIS Managed to Take the City
"When the jihadists advanced towards Mosul on 6th June 2014 their aim was just to take a neighborhood for a...
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Terror Attack in Spain: What we know so far
"As remarked by F. Reinares, various elements (e.g. the complexity of the plot, as well as trips abroad by members...
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Iraq’s parliament passes law legalising Shia militias: the end of Iraq?
"They now number over 100,000 men and fight with heavy weaponry, including tanks, artillery and rocket launchers" (By Osservatorio Mashrek)...
Read moreDetailsGoodbye Iraq
"After two years since the proclamation of Caliphate in Syraq the international community has failed to curb the institutionalisation of...
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“The Islamic State is a stable entity”: interview with Loretta Napoleoni
"Islamic State has been very skillful in attracting the young Muslims generations. I think that this is related as well...
Read moreDetailsChilcot Report: A timely reminder for a change in British policy
"The unveiling of the long-awaited Chilcot report has reconfirmed the devastating political and geo-political consequences of Britain's military support for...
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Italy support to Russian strategy in Syria fuelled the migration crisis.
"Firas Fayyad: Italy's support for Russia's intervention effectively means that they are supporting Assad and recognise the legitimacy of the...
Read moreDetailsSyria: the Raqqa Campaign and its consequences
"The siege of Raqqa and fall of ISIS’s strongest citadel in Syria will not herald the end of the regional...
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Tunisia: Living up to the Nobel Peace Prize
"Tunisia must capitalise on its being in international spotlight once again to attract more investments and more tourists" (Alaya Allani)...
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