Hassan Mneimneh
The writer is Principal, Middle East Alternatives, Washington DC. (Exclusive to The Daily Star.)
The writer is Principal, Middle East Alternatives, Washington DC. (Exclusive to The Daily Star.)
In just over two years, Bangladesh has lost five dynamic, assertive, free thinkers to gruesome acts of deliberate violence.
THE airstrikes undertaken by a Saudi-led coalition against targets in Yemen may usher a new phase in one of the longest, most destructive, and most confused conflicts to affect the Middle East and much of the Muslim world: the Saudi-Iranian confrontation.
Apologists, in the cause of shielding Islam from depravity practiced in its name, may discount the evident relationship between the
Many months and thousands of airstrikes after the US Administration proclaimed its intent to “degrade and ultimately destroy” the
FOUR years after the abdication of long-time Egyptian autocrat, President Husni Mubarak, in what seemed a watershed moment in recent history, the“Arab Spring -- a succession of popular uprisings in Arab countries -- seems depleted, defeated, and reset to zero.
In just over two years, Bangladesh has lost five dynamic, assertive, free thinkers to gruesome acts of deliberate violence.
THE airstrikes undertaken by a Saudi-led coalition against targets in Yemen may usher a new phase in one of the longest, most destructive, and most confused conflicts to affect the Middle East and much of the Muslim world: the Saudi-Iranian confrontation.
Apologists, in the cause of shielding Islam from depravity practiced in its name, may discount the evident relationship between the
Many months and thousands of airstrikes after the US Administration proclaimed its intent to “degrade and ultimately destroy” the
FOUR years after the abdication of long-time Egyptian autocrat, President Husni Mubarak, in what seemed a watershed moment in recent history, the“Arab Spring -- a succession of popular uprisings in Arab countries -- seems depleted, defeated, and reset to zero.