Dear Colleagues, When I lived in Prague I traveled a lot for RFE/RL and used to see retired tennis star Martina Navratilova ...
The easiest stage has ended, and the hardest has begun in Iraq’s electoral process, which took place on Tuesday, as voters cast their ballots to elect a new 329-member parliament representing the ...
In his weekly program on Alhurra’s digital platforms, author and journalist Ibrahim Eissa tackles what he calls the phenomenon of “fatwa madness,” asking: How did religion shift from being a ...
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shar’a left Washington after three days of intensive meetings in the U.S. capital. Questions abound about whether his visit marked the beginning of a genuine openness ...
Lebanese officials have for so long said that Lebanon would be “the last to sign” a peace treaty with Israel. Even politicians opposed to Hezbollah used to repeat this mantra. In August 2006, ...
After long years of absence, major American oil and energy companies are returning to Iraq with contracts worth billions of dollars, covering fields that stretch from Basra in the south to Mosul ...
Lebanon’s future may now depend on one man’s balancing act. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is trying to hold together a country that’s falling apart without firing a shot. To Washington and ...
من منّا لا يتذكر حادثة السفينة العملاقة “إيفرغيفن” التي شلّت شريان التجارة العالمية بإغلاقها قناة السويس لأيام في عام 2021؟ رغم مرور ...
يقف الرئيس اللبناني جوزف عون أمام مفترق صعب. بين ضغطٍ أميركي متزايد يدعوه إلى كبح سلاح “حزب الله” جنوب الليطاني، وضغطٍ داخلي يحذّره من إشعال حرب أهلية جديدة، يرسل عون إشارات متناقضة: ...
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