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Nations are not merely maps drawn on paper, borders guarded by weapons, or numbers announced in government reports. At their…

For many decades, economists attempted to measure the condition of nations through numbers. Indicators such as economic growth, national income,…

There is a defining moment in every person’s life—a moment when they discover that knowledge is not a ladder leading…

Since human beings first began living in organized communities, they have oscillated between two conflicting needs: The need for freedom…

Secularism, secularity, or worldly humanism is the principle based on separating government, state institutions, and political authority from religious authority…

We were never angels in the era of print journalism, and newspapers were never free of crime stories, scandals, or…

DNA and Beyond: Between Science and Philosophy Genetics & Epigenetics DNA, translated into Arabic as “deoxyribonucleic acid,” is commonly referred…

“Even the blue fly wouldn’t know the way to your place.” It is a common Arabic expression used to mock…

  When I reflected deeply on verses from the Qur’an and the sayings of sages throughout history—words that soothed my…

  In a fleeting moment, a reader might misread the phrase “Prophetic Medicine” as “Nuclear Medicine,” and their mind would…

Competitiveness is not merely a “race with others.” At its core, it is: A continuous improvement of the self, aimed…

A constitution is not merely a document written in a moment of consensus; it is tested in moments of disagreement.…

I admit it…I can’t keep up. Not just because time is tight,nor because life has become crowded with responsibilities,but because…

“The world is not rebalancing… it is fragmenting.” We have grown accustomed to repeating the term “multipolar” as if history…

On April 8, 1970, during the War of Attrition, Israeli aircraft turned the Bahr El-Baqar Primary School in Egypt’s Sharqia…

Not all the concepts we use daily are as clear as we think. In fact, the most dangerous ones are…

To understand, I read, gathered information, analyzed, and now I share what I’ve concluded. Many believe that Iran is capable—if…

In moments of tension, some voices tend to oversimplify matters to the point of distortion. Complex relationships turn into ready-made…

In moments of tension, some voices tend to oversimplify matters to the point of distortion. Complex relationships are reduced to…

“I did not always win… but I always learned.” What shapes a person in life is not what they gain,…