All Stories

January 28, 2014

Israel has a lot to gain from unrest in Egypt

Israel has felt uneasy about the situation in Egypt since the revolution of January 2011; until now. The serious political conflict between the government and opposition and the chaos...

Article
January 28, 2014

Vanessa Redgrave’s Intifada

Vanessa Redgrave, a veteran actress and human rights activist was last night awarded the Orange British Academy Film Award at London’s Royal Opera House. Well known for her lifelong...

Article
January 28, 2014

Revolutionary apostasy in Egypt and the Turkish coups

In 1980, General Kenan Evren led a military coup against the Turkish government. American President Jimmy Carter was at a musical concert when he received a phone call from...

Article
January 28, 2014

MPs discuss Gaza crisis in response to Foreign Secretary’s statement

Britain’s Foreign Secretary, William Hague, read a government statement to the House of Commons on Tuesday in which he called for an urgent de-escalation of the current violence in...

Article
January 28, 2014

Wadah Khanfar: People should be at the heart of journalism

The former Director General of the Al-Jazeera Network became the first Muslim and non-Western journalist to deliver the annual James Cameron Memorial Lecture at City University in London on...

Article
January 28, 2014

Thirst for Justice: The failure of the Euro-Mediterranean water talks

Introduction On April 13, the Fourth Euro-Mediterranean Conference on Water took place in Barcelona, bringing together delegations from the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership’s 43 member states to reach an agreement on...

Article
January 28, 2014

EU warned about “rushing back into normal relations” with Egypt

The launch of the European Council on Foreign Relations report, “Egypt’s Unsustainable Crackdown”, comes as the country is due to hold a constitutional referendum. The military-backed regime, which has...

Article
January 28, 2014

Turkish-Israeli relations frozen, can the Arabs turn this to their favour?

Introduction Turkey has been pursuing a new foreign policy since the Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power in November 2002. Although Turkey maintained its special ties with...

Article
January 28, 2014

It is unfair to compare the Turkish government to the discredited dictators

The protests in Turkey have dominated international media coverage for several weeks now. Starting with a local protest over plans to bulldoze a park to make way for a...

Article
January 28, 2014

Serious questions about the Abu Dhabi investments that saved Barclays

The 2008 financial crash brought down most of the UK’s banks, which were forced to turn to the government for huge cash hand-outs to avoid pulling the rest of...

Article

All Stories Archive

Subscribe to our newsletter