Politics

Bangladesh embraces change but fears return to past excesses

Bangladesh's first fair election in nearly two decades has given the ruling party a mandate broad enough to breed concern

Could Carney's Davos speech mark a turning point towards a post-American order?

Marco Carnelos

Why Algeria is a crucial pillar of North African security

Dalia Ghanem

How the Middle East can escape the cycle of conflict in 2026

Seyed Hossein Mousavian

Trump's national security plan declares end to Middle East wars. But is it for real?

Marco Carnelos

How the Nobel 'Peace Prize' helped propel Washington's war drive in Venezuela

Hamid Dabashi

Epstein saga exposes Israel's iron grip on US power

Soumaya Ghannoushi

Sheikh Hasina, former Bangladesh prime minister, sentenced to death

Ireland's outspoken new president may push boundaries on Gaza

Barry Malone

Brazil elections: Arab diaspora fear four more years of Bolsonaro

Opec+ oil cut: The birth pangs of a new world order

Marco Carnelos

Why Americans consistently misread social uprisings in the Muslim world

Hamid Dabashi

Will Rishi Sunak end up being captured by the Tory right?

Peter Oborne

Pakistan: Imran Khan’s populism could outplay the military

Umer Karim

Boris Johnson's comeback will reignite the Tory wars

Peter Oborne

Liz Truss is gone. The only way out of this chaos is a general election

Peter Oborne

Biden has run out of ways to make Gulf states do his bidding

Andreas Krieg

A Lula victory could pull Brazil back from the abyss

Benjamin Fogel

Kwarteng sacked: The Tories have lost the right to govern. Britain needs a general election now

Peter Oborne

Opec+ row: The US has lost control of its Gulf allies

David Hearst

Turkey-Gulf rapprochement: Why opposition parties are vexed

Betul Dogan Akkas