Mohammed Almezel, Editor at Large

Articles from the author

Iraq crisis can be opportunity for rebirth of state

Political parties’ failure to reach a deal could easily spiral into a civil war

Iraqi men work in front of posters bearing the portraits of Iraqi Shiite cleric and political leader Moqtada al-Sadr

What Charles means for Western ties with Islam

The new British King shuns the idea that Islam and Christianity are on a collision course

King Charles III

Will Trump be another ‘Teflonish’ American?

Despite his legal troubles, former US president still wields huge influence on his party

Former President Donald Trump continues to have a huge clout in the Republican party

Parched Europe pays price for ignoring climate change

Global warming is definitely a bigger threat the world is facing than Covid

Climate change has the ability to wipe life out on this planet. History says mother nature had done that before.

Al Zawahiri: US ties up loose ends before disengaging

His death may point to a deal between the US and Taliban to complete unfinished business

No tears will be shed for Al Zawahiri. He was personally responsible for the death of thousands of innocent people. He was a vicious leader of a group that tried to hijack a peaceful religion.

Why I would’ve voted for Rishi Sunak

A Sunak victory may very well be the shock therapy for inward-looking societies

Former UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak

Smart BA.5: A virus that simply refuses to go away

An international collaborative effort is needed to deal with the spike in COVID-19 cases

Ador Bustamante/Gulf News

Nato’s new Cold War could get a lot hotter

Alliance defines Russia as the most significant and direct threat to its members’ security

Gulf News

Children vs Hunger: Do we even care?

Global community, which stood together to beat Covid, can unite to save the dying kids

Global hunger crisis: G7 may be out of touch with world reality

World braces for a perfect summer storm

From war and economic recession to food crisis and resurgent pandemic, it’s a heady mix

The world is faced with a lethal mix of pandemic blues, escalating conflicts and soaring fuel and food prices

A confused Europe will not help end Ukraine conflict

Since start of the war, the EU’s policy has been amateurish and mostly toeing the US line

Europeans must have realised now that their confused and contradictory behaviour may have led to prolonging the war

Gun culture, Depp’s ‘win’ signs of empire in decline

Racial divide, reality TV craze, guns, economic recession are signs of an ailing society

As the Uvalde community mourned the loss of 21 precious lives, millions of Americans were celebrating the ‘victory’ of actor Johnny Depp

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