Nehad Ismail

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Nehad Ismail is a writer and broadcaster, who writes about issues related to the Middle East from his home in London.

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Who is Fighting Whom in Syria?

Nehad Ismail investigates the groups fighting in Syria and concludes there are three main categories. Nothing is black and white in this mess.

Obama Has Some Explaining to Do in Saudi Arabia

Nehad Ismail says Obama has disappointed the Saudis, with his insipid ever-changing weal foreign policy in the Middle East, ignoring the rise of forces controlled by Russia and Iran.

How Did King Abdullah Save Jordan from the Arab Spring Hurricane?

Nehad Ismail reviews the reason that Jordan not only looks stable, but is stable, as violence, destruction and chaos takes place all around.

The Rise of Al Arabiya and the Decline of Al-Jazeera Arabic

Nehad Ismail looks at the fall of Al-Jazeera Arabic and the rise of Al Arabiya, as middle eastern regimes increasing call Al-Jazeera their enemy.

How to Neutralize Russia’s Shameful Vetoes Over Syria?

Nehad Ismail looks at the mess in Syria and says the second round of Geneva 2 talks ended in failure, a predictable outcome, given Russia's backing of Assad.

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The World’s New Pandemic: Antisemitism

The alarming rise of antisemitism around the world tells us something profoundly disturbing: our societies are becoming ill.

Minotaur – From Russia With Love

Minotaur feels like a family drama about infidelity, which it would be if it was set anywhere except Russia where money and power are so bound.

Muge “Emma” Cody: Where AI Is Already Paying Off in Business Development

Ask Muge "Emma" Cody where AI helps business development teams most, and she starts not with technology, but time.

The Used-Car Business That Grows Sales but Runs Short of Cash: How Independent Automotive Founders Can Manage Inventory Transfers, Vehicle Transport and Working Capital...

A used-car business can record more sales, add vehicles to its inventory and attract customers from a wider geographic area while becoming less financially flexible. The problem may not appear in the sales figures. It emerges when money is
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