Tag: Oman

[T]he politics of assassinations targets bodies only; it cannot eliminate belief and conviction or the idea of martyrdom.

The people of America and Europe are repeating the scenes from the Vietnam era in demonstrating against the Israeli genocide in Gaza.

This creative chaos has historical roots because the U.S. does not want oil to be the subject of international agreements.

Let us rise above geopolitics and try to mitigate the pain and suffering of Afghanistan.

Already bursting with pride at Kamala Harris’ ancestry, India has now started digging up potential local roots for U.S. President-elect Joe Biden.

Trump never established a “specific strategy” toward Africa, making him less popular than his predecessors Barack Obama and George W Bush.

As presidential hopefuls have campaigned ahead of the November election ... their efforts have been devoted to winning the support of the middle class.

What the U.S. truly means by this decision is that it no longer respects the rights of the people of the world, including the American people themselves.

[C]ontinuation of this reckless American approach to its international legal obligations will adversely affect the world’s view of the United States.

If we observe the true priorities of the average American voter, we can correct for the misconceptions so apparent here in the Arab world.