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Despite political and security issues in the region and potential environmental hazards, many Arab states are rapidly moving towards nuclear energy expansion, writes Stasa Salacanin.
Analysis: Gulf tensions bode ill for the American-led effort to fight terror financing in the Middle East
Analysis: Ethnicity alone is no longer sufficient to unite Iraq's political elite as the country's politics begin to move past years of sectarian conflict, writes Yomi Kleinmann.
This week in Iraq: Was Abadi's declaration of victory just a political stunt?
![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.
Donald Trump's foreign polices could see once unimaginable alliances formed between the US and key players across the Middle East.
Analysis: When US Navy Seals swooped on the al-Qaeda leader's compound in Pakistan, they discovered a cache of documents that revealed how the CIA indirectly financed bin Laden's lifestyle.
Faced with wars, corruption and fluctuating commodity prices, the region's governments have been warned to brace themselves for further peril.
Exclusive: A New Arab investigation based on the Panama Papers reveals new details on the partnership between regime-linked businessman Soulieman Marouf and Syrian arms dealers and close associates of Assad.
With Turkey marking the one year anniversary of the failed July 2016 coup, reverberations from the violent takeover attempt continue to shape Turkey's relations with regional states.