
Shaping a 21st-century world order amounts to a patchwork
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Shaping a 21st-century world order amounts to a patchwork
To engage or not engage. Hindus and Muslims suss each other out
For the UAE and others, its business as usual with Israel
Challenging China: Turkey walks a fine line on repressed Uighurs
Getting it Right: A Post-Qatar Roadmap for Activists
Changing paradigms: Israel’s far-right meets Christian nationalists
Throwing darts: Indonesian call for religious reform challenges Muslim autocracy
Off the pitch, Morocco emerges a winner in the World Cup
A curious courtship: Rival Muslims woo Hindu nationalists
Scoring an own goal: US Middle East policy misses the plank
When Mr. Xi comes to town
Qatar punctures FIFA’s political fantasy
Hungary’s Victor Orban uses soccer to project Greater Hungary and racial exclusivism
Behind lofty declarations, major Muslim and Hindu groups compete for power
US slow walks punitive measure against Saudi Arabia as regional tension spills into Qatar World Cup
Ukraine war offers China opportunity fraught with pitfalls
Maneuvering minefields: China’s Xi contemplates visiting Saudi Arabia
Christian nationalism: A threat to Israeli national security?
Indonesian Muslims gamble on problematic ties to Saudi government vehicle
The geopolitical minefields of a Turkic world