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Analysis: Divides among EU member states and institutions have left the bloc unable to articulate a shared, or meaningful, policy on Israel's war on Gaza.
Analysis: The war in Gaza and Israel's vow to seize the Philadelphi Corridor could see the remilitarisation of Sinai, threatening the 1979 peace treaty.
Analysis: In terms of global opinion and moral standing there will be costs, but will Washington and European countries change their policy on the Gaza war?
Analysis: King Abdullah II's visit to Washington next week will likely be the first step in rebuilding the close US-Jordanian partnership on issues such as refugees, aid, and security.
![Doha Nato meet [Anadolu]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/D82C009A-6399-4D04-8736-B166A22A173F.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=kbAh3qBt "Doha Nato meet [Anadolu]")
America's Israel supporters have Qatar in their crosshairs for the emirate's support of Hamas in particular. US interests in Qatar, however, are too deeply entrenched to be affected much by any media blitz.
Analysis: Post-war planning has largely ignored Palestinian political parties, who have their own comprehensive vision for Gaza, and Palestine's, future.
Analysis: The Palestinian group's strategy to develop maritime trade routes and protect Gaza's gas resources is part of a regional struggle in the Mediterranean for maritime dominance between US and Iranian allies.
Iran is faced with tough new economic sanctions, amid a region in turmoil. °®Âþµº speaks to Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif about the implications of new US actions.
Analysis: Just days after the Conservative Party won another general election, the government has suggested it could implement new anti-BDS legislation.
Egypt and Jordan began to receive shipments of natural gas from Israel this month, upsetting Palestinians who continue to be denied their right to drill and extract gas from Gaza.