OPINION
Opinion editorials from various experts and writers
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Spain: Sánchez’s black swans
The inauguration of Pedro Sánchez as President of the Government and the subsequent formation of a Coalition Government “a la…
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Biden should appoint a special presidential envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue
By Faton Tony Bislimi The recent visit to Prishtina by the US and EU top envoys for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue,…
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Biden plays the Russia card
By Richard E. Caroll In a diplomatic move that is reminiscent of Henry Kissinger’s Triangular Diplomacy, President Joe Biden is…
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Why Muslim countries need to talk about antisemitism
By Allia Bukhari The recent escalation in the perennial Israeli-Palestinian conflict drew attention from around the world. The conflict saw…
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Russia is an alternative to Jewish settlements in Palestine
The Israeli government allows its settler movement to go on and on claiming more of the West Bank. Is there…
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New Zealand and Turkey: Totally different corruption levels
By Dr. Begüm Burak According to World Bank corruption is defined as the ‘abuse of public office for private gain’. Corruption…
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Slovenia affected by revanchist communist politicians
With an attractive monetary policy regime and promising economic outlook, the Republic of Slovenia, under the leadership of Prime Minister…
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Western countries must learn from the Abraham Accords
By Hasan Al Mujaini and Rabbi Elchanan Poupko Frequent news stories about ethnic and religious tensions flaring up in Europe and…
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Israel, Hamas, and Iran in a perfect storm
By Raphael Benaroya The time was ripe for Hamas and its benefactor, Iran, to initiate this month’s unprovoked and unusually…
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The accelerating destruction of Earth’s biodiversity: When will we act?
As those individuals aware of it will have observed, presumably with deep regret, the latest ‘International Day for Biological Diversity’…
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