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The strategic implications of the Iranian President’s visit to Syria

11/05/2023

The strategic implications of the Iranian President’s visit to Syria

Nidaa’… One door closes to open another door of hope

11/05/2023

Nidaa’… One door closes to open another door of hope

TOPSHOT - South Sudanese civilians flee fighting in an United Nations base in the northeastern town of Malakal on February 18, 2016, where gunmen opened fire on civilians sheltering inside killing at least five people.

Gunfire broke out in the base in Malakal in the northeast Upper Nile region on February 17, 2016 night, with clashes continuing on Thursday morning that left large plumes of smoke rising from burning tents in the camp which houses over 47,000 civilians.
/ AFP / Justin LYNCH (Photo credit should read JUSTIN LYNCH/AFP via Getty Images)

08/05/2023

A call to stop the war in Sudan, by expert Magda Al-Senussi

Business Sector as a Platform for Accelerating Social Development and Enabling Human Rights

07/05/2023

Business Sector as a Platform for Accelerating Social Development and Enabling Human Rights

The Arab national project and the republican idea

07/05/2023

The Arab national project and the republican idea

The Arab world is heading towards a new crossroads

04/05/2023

The Arab world is heading towards a new crossroads

The Arab national project and modern national construction experiences

30/04/2023

The Arab national project and modern national construction experiences

Arab national thought and the problems of citizenship

27/04/2023

Arab national thought and the problems of citizenship

Can the Arab world tolerate more disintegration of Sudan?

26/04/2023

Can the Arab world tolerate more disintegration of Sudan?

Thoughts about the Arab summits

19/04/2023

Thoughts about the Arab summits

Ethics for today’s world

29/03/2023

Ethics for today’s world

The National State and the Tribe: The Yemeni Case

19/03/2023

The National State and the Tribe: The Yemeni Case