Analysis The newly-created BRICS Development Bank is emblematic of Beijing’s increasing weight in the world and especially in Latin America.…
Read More »Kamilia Lahrichi
Article Untapped wind and solar resources in Latin America provide opportunities for China, but lack of national policies on renewables…
Read More »
Opinion Le ton monte entre Israël et le Liban. Le pays du Cèdre a prévenu que le forage de gaz…
Read More »
TV Interview Although the Turkish protests have evolved from violent anti-government demonstrations to peaceful resistance, Erdogan remains popular. This TV…
Read More »
Interview Hassan Massoudy, an Iraqi calligrapher, was coined the “greatest living calligrapher”. He bridges the gap between Western and Eastern…
Read More »
Opinion L'islam politique ne perd guère de son emprise sur le monde musulman. Ce qui est en cause, c'est la…
Read More »
Feature The Sino-Arab trade has been on a fast track of growth. The Arab Spring and the subsequent civil unrest…
Read More »
Analysis Make no mistake. The Turkish republic is significantly different from its Arab counterparts. A more accurate comparison of the…
Read More »
HONG KONG – During the Cultural Revolution, the Chinese faced food shortages and starvation. Today, nearly 100 million people…
Read More »
Morocco is Africa’s cradle of rhythm and music with internationally recognized music and art festivals showing off Arab, African and…
Read More »
Analysis The Arab Spring has moved in a retrograde direction. Religious parties have marginalized women in politics and society, shifting…
Read More »
Feature Humans were given mouths for two reasons. 1) to eat, 2) to argue about what they just ate. Feuds…
Read More »
Analysis Arab activists called for a one-day boycott of Chinese and Russian goods following the two countries' veto of a…
Read More »
Research Using Mongolia’s wealth to spur social development: a comparative approach with the Gulf countries. Mongolia is now commonly called…
Read More »
Research Transforming "Minegolia": How to harness the country’s Resource Wealth to Spur Social Development? This article was published in The…
Read More »
Feature story At the entrance of Tahrir Square, the heart of Egypt’s revolution, scores of demonstrators gathered for yet another…
Read More »
Eclairage Le 9 juillet 2011, le géant africain s’est scindé en deux, donnant naissance au 55e pays d’Afrique, le Sud-Soudan.…
Read More »
Column: Arab Spring: The Storm after the Storm (published in Daily News & Analysis) The Middle East has seen twelve…
Read More »
BEYROUTH – « L’indépendance (du Sud-Soudan) est une très mauvaise nouvelle pour nous », affirme Anas, un Soudanais de 31 ans, originaire…
Read More »
BEIRUT – Imagine an enchanted world where the Big Bad Wolf fails to eat Little Red Riding Hood because he…
Read More »