by Sarah Leonard | Jun 19, 2017 | Opinion
At 68, Jeremy Corbyn has been on the Labour Party’s left flank longer than many of his most enthusiastic supporters — the ones who nearly propelled him to an upset victory in this month’s British general election — have been alive. Bernie Sanders, who won more votes...
by Justin Fox | Mar 1, 2017 | Opinion
The global capitalist system has been having a tough decade. We can probably all agree on that. Lots of explanations have been offered for why things have been going so poorly: inadequate regulation, excessive regulation, excessive monetary easing, inadequate fiscal...
by Walid Nayef al-Sadiri | Aug 25, 2016 | Business
Riyadh- Economic development is a decisive topic for Arab countries and communities, especially given the current tough conditions. The success of development is the key for a promising future and the failure of development has disastrous consequences. Most Arab...
by Fadel al-Sultani | Aug 8, 2016 | Lifestyle & Culture
How did popular speech breach the British society and isolate it from its European entourage? We used to think that the hypocrite, miserable, and misleading speech only succeeds in our communities that suffer from social and cultural relapse and need a lot of...
by Mohammed Al-Shafey | May 23, 2013 | Middle East
Doha, Asharq Al-Awsat—Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Jaber Al Thani, Qatari Assistant Minister for International Cooperation, has defended his country’s support of Arab Spring states, emphasizing that Qatar has no hidden agenda and is only serving national and...
