New Eastern Outlook

EN|FR|RU

Follow us on:

New Eastern Outlook

Middle East

Bahrain: the Tough Struggle Continues for Human Rights Activists

The situation in the small emirate of Bahrain, situated in the waters of the Persian Gulf, has once again caught the attention of media outlets worldwide. The matter at hand is that the country’s Supreme Court upheld the death penalty against two people accused of killing a police officer, despite international concerns about their confessions...

Viktor Mikhin

Iraq’s ‘Pro-US’ Kadhimi Can’t Bring an anti-Iran Shift

Ever since the US invasion, Iraq’s political system has been anything but stable. For a country like Iran, which eyes the US-occupied Iraq as a US proxy ground, the imperative of preventing the use of Iraqi territory against itself holds premier significance. Therefore, Iranian imperative and the nature of its interests demand a kind of presence in Iraq...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Tripoli’s Residents Protest against Fayez al-Sarraj’s GNA

With crime on the rise on the territory controlled by the Government of National Accord (GNA, and amid growing discontent with how the GNA itself is operating, there has been a recent surge in protests against Fayez al-Sarraj in Tripoli. Local residents are fighting for access to basic amenities, as the GNA has failed to distribute them fairly. Outraged civilians...

Valery Kulikov

Beirut Tragedy: Down the Rabbit Hole?

Phil Butler

Iran-Chinese Joker in a Game against the United States

Vladimir Platov

Sino-Iran Deal and the Future of Gulf Geo-Politics

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Beirut is in Ruins Once Again

Vladimir Platov

Beirut Goes Up in Smoke

Andre Vltchek

< 1 … 240 241 242 243 244 … 536 >