Iran and Saudi Arabia: Rapprochement under American eyes

Since 1979, when Iranian students stormed the US Embassy in Tehran and held American diplomats captive, the US strategy towards Iran has been aggressive. The US led the whole world to isolate

How will the earthquake affect Turkey's May elections?

Scenes from southern Turkey and Syria are heartbreaking and some are hopeful | London Dialogue

The earthquake phenomenon is still being debated | London Dialogue

Words of fidelity on the anniversary of the death of the creator of the modern Turkish renaissance | London Dialogue

Netanyahu's idea of a workable peace excludes Palestinian independence

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has always been an open book, although he is skilled at twisting facts and rewriting history when necessary, he has been very clear about his relations with the Palestinians since

Netanyahu's idea of workable peace excludes Palestinian independence

Benjamin Netanyahu has always been an open book. Although the Israeli prime minister is skilled at twisting facts and rewriting history when necessary, he has been very clear on his relations with

Who actually sets the Israeli government's agenda?

Zionist crimes and violations against the Palestinian people have escalated since the beginning of this year, and under the protection and blessing of the most extremist Yemeni government, Israeli forces have killed at least 35 Palestinians, including three children.

A message to my European friends

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged the European Parliament last week to support his country in the war against Russia. I was there and heard him speak. Unlike the Ukrainians, neutrality is the best we can expect.

America is 'deeply troubled', so what?

Ned Price, the spokesman for the United States Department of State, said his country is "deeply troubled" over Israel's intentions to legalize more illegal Israeli Jewish-only settlements in the occupied West Bank. When raising the option