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President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imported goods from over 180 countries in April 2025
Americas, World

Trump Tariffs: What Shift To Economic Nationalism Means for America And World

Trump tariffs mark a significant shift towards economic nationalism, discarding decades of accepted wisdom on free trade and globalization to boost the economy with potentially unintended consequences, including recession and an acceleration in American decline

Rebels attack Aleppo, reigniting the civil war, Israel continues assaults in Gaza despite expected talks for a ceasefire with Hamas, the latest on protesters demanding the release of Imran Khan, a new carbon-absorbing powder offers hope for climate efforts and record online holiday shopping
2024 US elections, Americas, Europe, Middle East, Pakistan, Palestine

TheWrap: Rebels Storm Aleppo, New Hope for Climate, Record Thanksgiving Day Spending, Fifa’s Glowing Saudi Report

Rebels attack Aleppo, reigniting the civil war, Israel continues assaults in Gaza despite expected talks for a ceasefire with Hamas, the latest on protesters demanding the release of Imran Khan, a new carbon-absorbing powder offers hope for climate efforts and record online holiday shopping

Americas, Palestine, World

Prince Turki Al Faisal: Israeli Occupation of Palestine Among Most Inhumane Colonializations

Prince Turki Al Faisal Al Saud reflected on the 40th anniversary of the National Council on US-Arab Relations in November 2023 and highlighted Palestinian suffering and the need for international intervention, human rights recognition, and a two-state solution for lasting peace

Donald Trump's possible return and Project 2025 ultra-conservative blueprint threaten to erode constitutional rights and undermine democracy
2024 US elections, Americas, World

Project 2025: Conservative Blueprint Threatening To Erode Rights, Undermine Democracy

Democracies were no longer dying at the hands of men with guns with elected governments having caused most breakdowns of democracy through democratic backsliding since the end of the Cold War

Ancient Silk Road illustrates China-Arab cultural exchange and trade routes
Americas, Islam, Islamic Golden Age, Middle East, Palestine, South East Asia, World

China in Middle East: Civilisational Strategy, BRI Diplomacy, Gulf Geopolitics

The Chinese-Arab interactions date back to the Han Dynasty (206 BC to AD 220) and Chinese inventions the compass, gunpowder, paper, and printing had a profound impact on the Arab world while Arab advancements in astronomy and calendar systems significantly influenced Chinese society

Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh of Iran in a New York City hospital in 1951
Americas, Middle East, World

Mohammed Mossadegh: How the CIA and Britain Overthrew Iran’s Democratically Elected Leader

The US orchestrated the overthrow of democratically-elected Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh in 1953 for nationalizing oil and restored the oppressive Pahlavi monarchy, setting the stage for Ayatollah Khomeini’s 1979 revolution

The level of unqualified US support for Israel is almost entirely due to domestic American politics and especially the Israel Lobby
Americas, Middle East, Palestine, World

Israel Lobby: How It Overcomes Lack Of Imperatives, Ensures Unqualified American Support

The level of unqualified US support for Israel is neither based on shared strategic interests nor compelling moral imperatives but almost entirely due to domestic American politics and especially the Israel Lobby

Israel-Hamas War: The history of terrorism is longer in the region than what the West would like us to believe
Americas, Europe, Middle East, Palestine

Israel-Hamas: History Of Terrorism Is Longer Than West Would Like Us To Believe

Irgun and Stern Gang orchestrated the Deir Yassin massacre in 1948 to drive out Palestinians of what became Israel and created a new generation of fighters who turned to some of the methods including bombings and anarchist strategy that Zionists used for Israel’s creation

Kalila wa Dimna, an anthology of Indian fables that has been among the most popular books in the Arab world for over a millennium, underscores enriching centuries-old India-Arab ties
Americas, Middle East, Palestine, World

India-Arab Relations: A 1,000-Year History of Shared Culture, Science, and Trade

From contributing to the Islamic Golden Age between the eighth and the eleventh century to now being a significant source of contribution to the Indian economy, the continuing enriching India-Arab ties date back centuries

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