Sulaiman Hakemy

The President’s legal case will rely on creating an atmosphere of chaos

If the US wants to be a winner like Trump has promised, Americans need to learn how to be losers

Afghan governments have celebrated nationhood for over a century without fully grasping what it really means to be a nation

The last few months have seen some intriguing revelations about the US government's UFO programme, but few seem to have noticed

London is merging its development department with its foreign ministry, and the results - for Britons and the developing world - will not be pretty

Dozens of bodies have washed up near a river on the Afghan-Iranian frontier, and those responsible may never face justice

As Covid-19 weakens supply chains throughout Africa and South-West Asia, desert locusts are threatening the food supply

As billions of insects invade the Middle East and Africa, it is worth asking where they came from and if we can ever get rid of them for good

Washington's aid offer to Greenland should be prompting a little introspection among the territory's Danish rulers

The US is harshly punishing Kabul for its failure to unite, but responsibility lies squarely with Afghan politicians

As both countries face economic crisis and a coronavirus emergency, Tehran is opting for pragmatism where Beirut will not

Afghanistan is a very different country from the one its leaders – and their enemies – were born into

Kabul's divisions are diminishing its negotiating position with the Taliban and endangering Afghan stability