Politics

How the Imran Khan saga could fundamentally alter the Pakistani state

If Khan returns to power, it would have implications not only for the military's leadership, but also for the institution's symbolic power

Pakistan: What comes next in the Imran Khan saga?

Syed Irfan Ashraf

US will struggle to get Europe on board the anti-China train

Marco Carnelos

Pakistan's Imran Khan problem

Shaheryar Mirza

Imran Khan: Pakistan's Supreme Court orders former prime minister's release

Imran Khan's arrest is a dark day for democracy

Peter Oborne

China wants to be a different kind of great power than the US

Razan Shawamreh

How Turkey has become a major player in Gulf regional security

Ali Bakir

Pentagon leak is no surprise: UAE-Russia ties run deep

Andreas Krieg

Iran-Saudi deal: Why Israel wants tensions to remain high

Feras Abu Helal

As China embraces Russia, the western narrative needs a rethink

Marco Carnelos

Turkey-Iran: Why Ankara is reluctant to close the door on its neighbour

Tanya Goudsouzian

Saudi-Iran reconciliation: Is Arab-Israeli alliance against Tehran ending?

Ameer Makhoul

Why Sunak has not disavowed Braverman's inflammatory remarks on migrants

Peter Oborne

Why Egypt's Sisi has fallen out of favour in Riyadh

Ali Bakir

China-Iran: Is Beijing playing the 'Iran card' against the US?

Shahir Shahidsaless

Why Emirati statecraft needs Putin's networks

Andreas Krieg

How social networks became a 'subsidiary' of the FBI and CIA

Johnson is usually wrong. Corbyn right. Guess who we're listening to on Ukraine?

Peter Oborne

Kim Johnson row: Starmer is ignoring Israel's slide into fascism

Jonathan Cook

US-China: How to step back from the brink of conflict

Marco Carnelos