Eng. Saleem Al Batayneh The proposed changes to Jordan’s public sector human resources system pose a grave threat to the very fabric of the Jordanian state. This misguided effort represents a systematic recipe for the dismantling of the country’s institutions and the unraveling of social and economic justice. …
Read More »The Future Geopolitical and Economic Impact of the Assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Iran
The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the chief of Hamas, by Israel in Iran represents a pivotal moment in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and broader Middle Eastern geopolitics. As a significant figure in Hamas and the Palestinian resistance, Haniyeh’s death ignites various implications for regional dynamics, international relations, and …
Read More »The crucial role of digital transformation for Africa’s future
Ultimately, Africa’s immense potential for digital technologies continues driving efforts forward collaboratively to promote economic growth and development. But governments have to create an enabling and conducive environment for these skills to thrive. This also involves implementing comprehensive strategies including infrastructure, policy support, and ecosystem development. In a …
Read More »Assassination and the American Presidency: What History Tells Us
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump on July 13 sent shockwaves across the nation. This heinous act has been universally condemned by political leaders, both presidential candidates, and major media outlets. Despite deep divisions, there’s a unanimous agreement that differences should be resolved at the ballot box, not …
Read More »Iran Brandishes Debt Card Against Syrian Regime
Iran has begun wielding its debt card against Bashar al-Assad’s regime, leveraging financial obligations to maintain its influence in Syria amid Damascus’ rapprochement with Arab nations. This pressure tactic aims to ensure Tehran’s interests and gains in the region are preserved. Masoud Pezeshkian, the new Iranian president, …
Read More »The British General Elections: A Reading of the Distribution of Seats and Votes
Erica Pepe On July 4, 2024, Britain witnessed early general elections called by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on May 22, a move aimed at avoiding an internal party coup following his mediocre performance, which had eroded public confidence in Conservative rule. The Conservative era, stretching back to 2010, …
Read More »The French Right Did Not Win… Nor Was It Defeated
Melissa Greenfield Contrary to the expectations set by opinion polls preceding the second round of the French elections last Sunday, which predicted a landslide victory for the extreme right led by the National Rally party, the results brought many surprises. The most notable was the coalition of French …
Read More »Is it undemocratic to replace Biden on the ticket?
Christia Lagar President Joe Biden’s insistence on staying in the 2024 presidential race has sparked a significant debate about the essence of democracy within the Democratic Party. In a letter to House Democrats, Biden emphasized his commitment to the race, arguing that primary voters had chosen him and …
Read More »Where is the Geographical Location of the Palestinian State?
Eng. Saleem Al Batayneh The concept of “anxiety” has long permeated the Arabic dictionary through the works of existentialists such as Albert Camus, Heidegger, and Sartre. However, the word has often been mistranslated and misunderstood. This is not our focus today. Instead, we turn our attention to the …
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