Houthi control of the Red Sea already costs the global economy tens of billions.
Harga or Harraga, a frequently heard term in Morocco often described as “burning the borders,” is becoming increasingly used and could easily get out of control…
Five years after its February 2021 coup, Myanmar is a laboratory for a new political order, where armed conflict and transnational organized crime have fused in…
Indonesia is having an influential diplomatic moment — high tempo, new pacts, a president personally driving foreign policy across the world stage. Yet the prin…
Recent agreements reached in Saudi Arabia and Beijing suggest a new Middle East order. The reality is a cautious standstill. The Gulf is not building an indigen…
China’s President Xi Jinping and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi signed an agreement on Sept. 2 in Cairo to expand on the countries’ ties, which could b…
I was standing on a sidewalk on Gemmayze Street in Beirut, Lebanon, when I spotted a man wearing a white glove coming toward me. Then came another white-gloved …
More than 1,000 airstrikes against the Houthis since March 2025 have failed to stop their operations. They continue attacking shipping and expanding control of the Red Sea.Lara Sabri — Defeating the Houthis requires more than military force
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