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Hanief Haider examines France's growing role in the Middle East crises, from Libya to Syria and back to Washington.
Are Egypt’s rational diplomatic efforts and new water preservation policies enough to save the country from a looming water crisis?
Despite a country in disarray, Iraqis persevere year after year, creating, living, loving, inspiring and fighting on.
The Palestinian struggle for justice and freedom is also a struggle for the right words to be used to describe the reality of occupation.
Trump's address is full of the usual rhetoric and taking credit for things he did not do, writes Graham.
The BRICS Post interviewed Holly Dagress, curator of The Iranist, on Trump's view of Iran.
Pence's visit to Israel has effectively killed off the peace process and America's erstwhile mediation.
A sort of “BRICS friends club” may emerge to help these countries to cooperate with BRICS on economic and political bases, writes a former Russian diplomat.
America is in the throes of yet another decisive chapter in race relations, but what kind of nation will emerge?
Macron has made it all the more obvious that Europe has yet to shift away from its imperial tendencies.
