How to end the ‘Hormuz war’
The least bad option for the US is to let the MoU Article 5 play out.
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Why Saudi Arabia holds the key to Palestinian statehood
Riyadh’s position in the Arab and Islamic worlds bears significant weight in the prospect of normalisation with Israel.
Tunisia’s body politic is in crisis
Public-service failures and uncertainty over Kais Saied’s health are deepening the country’s political malaise.
India’s youth have broken Modi’s spell
At Jantar Mantar, satire and defiance punctured the prime minister’s aura of invulnerability.
What are Trump’s military options?
The US president has at least three military options – none are good.
Refugee Convention at 75: The world must keep the promise that saved me
Millions of people forced to flee need the same chance that protection gave me.
![‘Protection is not only about surviving the journey. It is about giving people the opportunity to rebuild their lives afterwards,’ writes Yusra Mardini. [Courtesy of Yusra Mardini/UNHCR]](https://aljazeeranews-mggx1uo47w.edgeone.app/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/yusra-2-1785221027.jpeg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
Five decades of Israeli covert strategy to push US, Iran into confrontation
Successive Israeli governments have undermined diplomatic efforts and stoked tensions between Washington and Tehran.
How Israel uses settler-soldier terror to colonise the West Bank
Settler attacks are not isolated incidents. They are all part of a strategy to grab land and colonise.
Five years after Saied’s power grab, Tunisians are no better off
Tunisia has seen no economic benefit from power consolidation, while liberties have dwindled.
Israel and the cost paradox of the Iran war
Israel instigated the war on Iran and yet it has borne few of its costs.
The Global South is being forced to choose creditors over children
The education of millions of children is at risk because of the current global financial order. We need change
