Women in the new Kuwaiti National Assembly: The Biggest Loser
The eighteenth session of the Kuwaiti National Assembly elections is not merely one of bad luck for Kuwaiti women. Rather, we may go so far as to label it the “session of…
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The rapists in the Gulf States: Friends of the Law
This Article is translated from Arabic.
In response to the government's reservation concerning the proposals of the Shura Council and the members of the Bahraini Parliament to…
JASTA: A Declaration of War
The US Congress overwhelmingly rejected the twelfth veto of President Barack Obama despite all warnings from leading experts against passing The Justice Against Sponsors of…
Women in Saudi Arabia’s Vision for 2030: The Outstanding Rights
The vision for 2030 which was launched by the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, awoke hopes that have long been buried in the soul of Saudi women. Especially since the young…
Amal Al Qubaisi, President of the Federal National Council: It’s Not Enough
Al-Qubaisi presides over a council with an advisory nature, but the UAE government plans to gradually expand its functions
The exclusion of women's participation in political line…
Can Qatar succeed in bringing the “enemies” together or fly away from GCC flock again?
There is a difference whether the decision of having dialogue with Iran was taken after coordinating with GCC countries or it was an "individual" initiative.
A Qatari dialogue…
Did France Lie to the Gulf States?
French arms exports increased by 18%, and the Middle East is headlining the clients list
The Gulf states did not lose sight of the fantacy "France : The Superopower State", but…
