Mohamed Fahmy
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Mohamed Fahmy: Qatar's fatal deceit (opens the original)
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Qatar’s support for Islamist terror groups gives the small nation significant geopolitical leverage in its role as a mediator in Middle East conflicts. Its strategy of attempting to position itself as a global mediator goes beyond neutral diplomacy, as it maintains relationships with actors that fuel conflicts while presenting itself to the world as a broker capable of solving those very conflicts. To understand the wealthy Gulf state of roughly three-million people — foreign workers constitute
Mohamed Fahmy: Turkey's Islamist government sets itself up for a direct confrontation with Israel (opens the original)
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Turkey is pursuing an increasingly dangerous bid to reshape the balance of power in the Middle East. Under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Ankara has combined support for Islamists, military intervention and economic leverage to expand Turkish influence across the region and beyond, challenging the existing geopolitical order. Turkey’s dramatic departure from its “zero problems with neighbours” doctrine began around 2011, when the Arab Spring opened a new geopolitical opportunity for Erdogan. An
Mohamed Fahmy: Israel and Lebanon will not be at peace so long as Hezbollah remains standing (opens the original)
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BEIRUT — The Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire is becoming increasingly fragile as casualties mount and the Lebanese government struggles to deliver on its pledge to disarm Hezbollah. What was presented as a critical step toward restoring Lebanon’s sovereignty now risks becoming little more than a mirage. I sat by the plane’s window as Beirut’s Mediterranean coastline came into view. As we landed, the cabin erupted in applause — a familiar Lebanese tradition celebrating a safe arrival. I joined in, but
Mohamed Fahmy: A new threat to oil markets emerges in the Iran war (opens the original)
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Ten days into one of the most dangerous phases of the U.S.-Iran war, the killing of four American soldiers has dramatically expanded the conflict, opening new fronts and new threats to oil markets, and raising the spectre of a prolonged war of attrition across the Middle East. Among the dead were a teenage female soldier, a young serviceman who had planned to marry his fiancée after completing his deployment, and a twenty year old female, all killed when Iranian strikes hit a military base used
Mohamed Fahmy: Trump is taking away Iran's sanctuary (opens the original)
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The United States and Iran have entered a dangerous new phase of their conflict. Fierce military confrontations around the Strait of Hormuz have escalated pushing the Middle East to a wider regional conflict. As casualties mount and attacks spread beyond the immediate battlefield, the fighting now threatens not only regional stability but the global economy through one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. The fragile ceasefire has completely collapsed. Columnist Jesse Kline keeps you
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