Lebanon needs a hero to save it from Hezbollah
The leader of the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, last week issued new warnings to the US and its...
Dalia al-Aqidi
Senior Fellow
Dalia al-Aqidi is an award-winning international journalist and a commentator covering foreign affairs, terrorism, radical Islamism, and terrorist groups. She has spent over three decades reporting from the capital cities of the Middle East, Europe and Washington D.C. writing , producing and hosting live presentations on television and radio in English and Arabic. A Muslim born in Baghdad, Iraq, Dalia has been fighting terrorism and oppression through her entire adult life-whether it be through reporting, often putting her in war zones and terrorist attack locations, or through her collaboration with the U.S. Intelligence community.
Dalia al-Aqidi is an award-winning international journalist and a commentator covering foreign affairs, terrorism, radical Islamism, and terrorist groups. She has spent over three decades reporting from the capital cities of the Middle East, Europe and Washington D.C. writing , producing and hosting live presentations on television and radio in English and Arabic. A Muslim born in Baghdad, Iraq, Dalia has been fighting terrorism and oppression through her entire adult life-whether it be through reporting, often putting her in war zones and terrorist attack locations, or through her collaboration with the U.S. Intelligence community.
UK leadership change unlikely to affect US ties
Originally published in Arab News With the words “No one is remotely indispensable,” British Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week...
US taxpayers suffer amid nation’s border crisis
Originally published in Arab News One of the biggest internal crises the US has faced over the years is the illegal...
Americans should be free to express themselves without fear
In general, one would say the US is the land of the free, in which five freedoms are cherished and...
Iraq at deadly crossroads following Sadrists’ resignations
Since the downfall of Baghdad’s totalitarian Baathist regime in 2003, Iraq has not seen political and security stability. The Iraqi...
Privatization of conflicts only brings further misery
Three foreign men were last week sentenced to death by firing squad by a court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s...
More gun laws will not stop mass shootings in America
While the world is preoccupied with the consequences of the war in Ukraine, high fuel prices, food shortages and health...
Biden must be careful when discussing Taiwan
Top US administration officials were caught off-guard last week by President Joe Biden’s assertion that the country was ready to...
Why identity politics is a bigger threat to the US
In early May, the White House announced the appointment of Karine Jean-Pierre as the new press secretary, replacing Jen Psaki,...
Biden’s Ministry of Truth paints America’s new face
Day by day, the American left and right disparity is widening. The division between the American people, politicians and voters...
Light at the end of the American tunnel will shine in November
Nov. 8, 2022, is the magic date for the US, which suffers from broad divisions politically, economically and socially due...
Muslim Brotherhood’s influence in US should be confronted and defeated
After its miserable failure in the Middle East and the beginning of the end in Turkey as Ankara seeks to...
Minnesota’s governor promotes Islamists
Islamists in Minnesota hit pay dirt when they invited Governor Tim Walz to speak at their annual lobbying day last month....
Hunger in the MENA region could be easily avoided
The longer the war in Ukraine continues, the more its adverse effects will be felt not only in Europe, but...
Solving the liberation vs. occupation dilemma will not save Iraq
For the 19th year, Iraqis, Arabs and others around the globe differed on defining what happened on April 9, 2003,...
Tunisia’s Saied just needs to stick to his plan
When Tunisia is mentioned in the Western media, it usually relates to July 25, 2021, when the people revolted against...