Why the US should not trust the MEK
When it comes to a nation’s fate, sometimes the theory “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” is of...
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.
Leaving Afghanistan is a huge US mistake
As the US-led military coalition’s two-decade presence in Afghanistan ends this month, a majority of the country’s territories are falling...
Tunisian crisis should be a wake-up call for America
It all started in Tunisia. In 2010, the spark of the so-called ‘Arab Spring’ began from this North African country...
‘Leader of the free world’ must step up and prove it
While the US discusses with Iraq the future of their partnership and cooperation in the global war against terrorism, and Washington continues its negotiations with...
World must not abandon the women of Afghanistan
President Joe Biden was adamant early this month when he aimed to convince the American people and the world that...
Biden needs to get tough on Russia over cyberattacks
While America was celebrating its Independence Day on July 4, a group of Russian-speaking hackers launched a massive ransomware attack...
How Biden chose the wrong target to hurt Iran
Authorized by President Joe Biden, the US military carried out airstrikes last week against weapons storage facilities used by Iran-backed...
Why the US must beware these terrorists in suits
A new campaign to promote freedom, democracy, justice and human rights has been taking place on the streets of New...
Biden errs by giving Putin a ‘pass’ in Geneva summit
Originally published by Arab News When US President Joe Biden in March described Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “killer...
A tale of Twin Cities: The danger lurking behind ‘defund the police’ demands in the US
When you visit the city of Minneapolis in Minnesota, you cannot help but fall in love with it. The mix...
Daesh is defeated, but their ‘brides’ are still an issue
The Daesh “caliphate” in Iraq and Syria has vanished, the vast majority of its terrorists either killed or captured, and...
In Biden’s new Iran nuclear deal, anything goes
As the ceasefire continues to hold between the state of Israel and the Iran-backed Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorist groups,...
The US border crisis and how not to solve it
Since the inauguration of President Joe Biden in January, a dramatic humanitarian crisis has arisen on the US southern border,...
Pro-Palestinian resistance targets Abraham Accord countries
Since the recent conflict erupted between the state of Israel and the Palestinians, Arab and Muslim governments have expressed their...
Iraqis living in fear thanks to Iran-fueled violence
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Why US Islamists are the enemy within
Several candidates in various US states have already begun their campaigns for the House of Representatives and the Senate in...