Iran: another year on the edge of the volcano by Simon Tisdall
Power struggles and nuclear ambitions mean that Iran and the Middle East will remain volatile and any peace will be...
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Read moreDetailsTurkey has begun discussing disarmament with Kurdish militants after concluding that it is unlikely to defeat them militarily, Prime Minister Tayyip...
Read moreDetailsAn Iraqi political movement says it is planning to sue Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan over what it calls...
Read moreDetailsMuslim Brotherhood (MB will be used), as indicated in the previous article, is the oldest, largest, and strongest opposition force...
Read moreDetailsSheikh Raed Salah, the leader of the Islamic Movement in 1948 occupied Palestine, has stated that the Arab Spring developed...
Read moreDetailsSyrian soldiers including a general crossed into Turkey together with their families. Fleeing the violence in their country, 3,800 more Syrians...
Read moreDetailsUS President Barack Obama has cut short his holiday in Hawaii and returned to Washington to try to persuade Congress...
Read moreDetailsIn what appears to be a significant softening of tone, a hard-line Iranian cleric, Mashhad Friday Prayer leader Ayatollah Ahmad...
Read moreDetailsThis is a guest post by Katy Pearce, an assistant professor in the University of Washington's Department of Communication. Governments...
Read moreDetailsFrom Sydney to the West Bank and from the Vatican to Myanmar, New Year was ushered in enthusiastically. Fireworks lighted...
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