Arab Spring
Netherlands returns 3,500-year-old sculpture stolen from Egypt during Arab Spring
Egypt requested that the artifact be returned under the 1970 UNESCO Convention, which both it and the Netherlands are beholden to.
Yemen’s fractured power struggle deepens its humanitarian, political crisis - opinion
Protests and power vacuums: What the Arab Spring can teach us about Iran's protests
Egyptian President Sisi issues orders to study a possible pardon for activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah
Seven years later: The Arab Spring's messy endings
Most in the region are not looking back at those momentous events. Instead, they are dealing with the aftereffects.
Changing times
Bahrain is a tiny country of around 1.4 million citizens, including a tiny Jewish community.
End of Yemen's Saleh: 'Shot, wrapped in a blanket and chucked into a pickup'
The end of Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh was quick and brutal, in contrast to his long regime that left Yemen a failed state
Know comment: Fall reading recommendations
Arab democracy is seen as a dangerous luxury, and they prefer “pragmatic” deals with tyrants to defeat violent Islamist extremism.
Balfour was height of our diplomacy, Oren tells Christian audience
Deputy minister recalls fortune of being alive during State of Israel's existence.
Libyan Jewry - 50 years on... A New Blue Review with David Gerby
Waging War on Qatar: Is a Third Gulf War Brewing?
Democracy and ‘America first’
One of the important conditions for a true democracy is a strong and dynamic middle class, and a central condition for the growth of the working class is a strong and liberal market economy.
Can Egypt drive moderate Arab states to talk Mideast peace?
It seems that the only positive element in this situation is the peace treaty with Israel and the sustained security cooperation between the two countries.
Six years on in north Africa
North Africa remains a region in flux suffering from the same problems that led to the Arab Spring in the first place.