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Comment: Both Islamist and secular leaders have reason to consider how their actions or non-actions contributed to the collapse of Egypt's democratic experiment, writes Daniel Brumberg.
Analysis: Three years after the failed coup attempt in Turkey, Ankara is pursuing its national interest with fewer distractions, writes Ömer Özkizilcik
On the third anniversary of the military coup against Egypt's first freely elected president, the dreams of the 2011 uprising have been brutally crushed.
Four out of five Yemenis are in need of humanitarian assistance, around 1.5 million people are internally displaced and nearly 400 children have been killed since the conflict started.
Analysis: Green Party leader Elizabeth May has taken a strong anti-boycott stance, despite her party voting to endorse the global BDS campaign against Israel, writes Jillian Kestler D'Amours.
The al-Qaa border crossing between Lebanon and Syria is set to reopen after five years, in another sign of the Syrian regime's increasing control over its territory.
However Shawkan will be subjected to "police observation", meaning he will have to appear at a police station every day at sunset for the next five years,
The disastrous 1967 war and apathy of Arab leaders has seen a new political landscape emerge in the Arab world. It is now time for Palestine to seize the initiative and bring Israel to justice.
Following an attempted coup in Turkey, the economy has lost six percent of its value, a plunge on the stock market and a downgrade by a key ratings agency.
Turkey has detained a nephew of US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen after last week's failed coup, the first time one of his relatives has been arrested in the ongoing crackdown.
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