Politics

Has Greece become Israel's Trojan Horse in the Gulf?

Tel Aviv would like to remain present inside the emerging GCC security architecture - without needing to be directly welcome at the table

‘I hope Rama resigns’: Why Albania’s Flamingo Revolution isn’t actually about flamingos

Slovenia’s new prime minister takes down Palestinian flag in pro-Israel turn

How Europeans are saying no to rearmament and conscription

John Rees

Zionism was built as a bulwark against socialism

Joseph Massad

Trade disputes, Taiwan and Iran war: Can US and China reach a consensus?

Nelson Wong

Bangladesh embraces change but fears return to past excesses

BNP wins majority in first free and fair Bangladesh election for two decades

Saudi Arabia's new regional policy has a strong potential partner in Turkey

Betul Dogan Akkas

After a decade of tension, why is everyone making up in the Middle East?

Selçuk Aydın

Popular Istanbul and Ankara mayors 'won't run' in 2023 vote

Pegasus spyware

Pegasus: UK has 'no intention' of holding Gulf allies accountable, says MP

UK: Labour suspends MP Neil Coyle over racist comment allegations

If Boris Johnson survives Sue Gray and police inquiry, the UK will lose

Peter Oborne

Report: Pegasus spyware played key role in Netanyahu’s diplomacy with Gulf countries

Scars of war: The historic structures that fell during the Bosnian conflict

No 10 lockdown parties: Why the media are complicit

Jonathan Cook

Tony Blair and Boris Johnson: A simple morality tale about western values

Peter Oborne

Why Washington’s focus on ‘credibility’ is a recipe for war

Jonathan Cook

The enduring myths that continue to drive western foreign policy

Marco Carnelos

What does 2022 hold for the Middle East and the world? All bets are off

MEE Debate