Violence Escalates in Iraq as Government Pushes to End Protests
Gunmen shot dead two protesters in Iraq’s southern city of Nassiriya overnight and a Baghdad...
Israel Approves Travel to Saudi Under Limited Circumstances
Israel on Sunday announced that it would permit Israeli citizens to travel to Saudi Arabia...
Qatar Renews Call for Peaceful Settlement of Gulf Crisis
The State of Qatar renewed its call to settle the crisis with the blockading countries...
Kuwait Govt Trusts Minister’s Arguments Against Grilling
Restating grilling as a constitutional right, the Kuwaiti Cabinet yesterday voiced utter confidence in the...
Hundreds Dead in Yemen as Swine Flu Spreads
According to the Health Ministry of the Houthi-aligned National Salvation Government based in Sanaa, an outbreak of...
Oman Names Culture Minister as Successor to Sultan Qaboos
Oman announced Saturday culture minister Haitham bin Tariq Al Said as the new ruler of...
Succession in Oman can Threaten Gulf Stability & U.S. Interests
The looming succession in Oman could affect not only domestic stability, but also change the...
Oman Sees No Scope for U.S.-Iran Mediation for Now: Kuwait Newspaper
Oman does not see room for now for mediation to ease tensions between the United...
When Clean Air Becomes A Luxury: The Case of Air Pollution and Climate Chan...
The impact of pollution and climate change on the lives of ordinary Iranians has been...
The Changing Same in Kuwait: New Cabinet, Persistent Challenges
As a result of internal disputes between cabinet members and the intense questioning of ministers...
Between a Divided Parliament and Determined Protestors...
Two weeks after the Iraqi Parliament accepted the resignation of Prime Minister (PM) Adil Abdulmehdi,...
Abdulmehdi’s Resignation: Scratching the Surface of Reform
After two months of protests that have resulted in the deaths of roughly 400 protestors...