Tamoghna Halder The death of the Indian left The Left Front failed miserably at the last election. Does this mean there is no future for leftist politics in India?
Yuen Chan What is next for Hong Kong's protest movement? The pro-democracy movement has scored another political victory, but can it continue resisting China's encroachment?
Ali Bakeer The Saudi-UAE axis has destabilising plans beyond the Gulf Riyadh and Abu Dhabi are putting their bets on Trump's re-election to realise their vision for regional hegemony.
Abdullah Al-Arian Mohamed Morsi: An Egyptian tragedy Morsi's presidency was a flicker of hope for a democratic future in a country long dominated by ruthless dictators.
Letta Tayler Western Europe must repatriate its ISIL fighters and families Western capitals should take cue from Central Asia which has taken back hundreds of nationals from Syria and Iraq.
Marwan Bishara Palestine: The Arab 'deal of the century' Arab rulers may be willing to sell out Palestine, but the Arab people are not.
Hamid Dabashi The Holocaust and the Nakba: The Jew as the Arab Can Jews and Palestinians see each others' pain?
Ibrahim Kalin Islamophobia will not solve Europe or Asia's problems Neither Hungary nor Myanmar have a 'Muslim population' problem.
Saeid Golkar Is Iran on the verge of another revolution? And will it be a 'Kaveh' or an 'Alexander the Great' who leads it?
Leonid Issaev&Nikolay Kozhanov Will Russia back US' maximum pressure on Iran? US-Russian cooperation on Iran has its limits.
Cori Crider Artificial intelligence reinforces power and privilege Computational surveillance empowers governments and corporations and diminishes accountability.
Allan Rock Saudi Arabia and the UAE belong on the UN 'list of shame' The UN should not succumb to pressure not to hold accountable the two countries for victimising Yemeni children.
