Middle East

The Middle East powder keg: elusive peace, growing instability and the imperative for a firm and balanced policy

The Middle East powder keg: elusive peace, growing instability and the urgent need for a firm and balanced policy

The Middle East powder keg: Elusive peace, growing instability and the imperative for a firm and balanced policy

Houthi rebels claim responsibility for second attack on Greek cargo ship in the Red Sea

Start-ups in the Middle East receive little investment

Emulating Syrian Islamists, the al-Qaeda-linked JNIM seeks power in the African Sahel

The ‘Golden Dome’, more necessary than ever for the United States

Israel intends to include Lebanon and Syria in the Abraham Accords

Iran opens up to a new stage of cooperation in its relationship with Gulf countries

The United States seeks to expand the Abraham Accords

Abdel-Wahed Ouarzazi

The twelve days that strengthened Iran

F. Javier Blasco

Iran, that thorn in the side

Donald Trump's tour of the Middle East: strategic reconfiguration on a highly volatile chessboard

The martyrdom of Christians in the Middle East

I have spoken with Walid Jumblatt and Saad Hariri, and this is what they think about the fall of Assad

What the end of one of the worst Arab tyrannies means for the world

G7 leaders call for ceasefire in Middle East and reject Iran's nuclear programme

Nabil Driouch

Israel and Iran: a war for existence, for the impossibility of coexistence

Israel seeks to shape a new Middle East through its attacks on Iran

José María Peredo Pombo

Israel, Iran, and the new regional order in the Middle East