H A Hellyer

HA Hellyer explains why Donald Trump can no longer be treated as simply a conservative politician.

HA Hellyer says Britain's decision to join the coalition attacking ISIL in Syria is lacking an important voice – the Syrians.

We are in for a long battle against bigotry, writes HA Hellyer.

History should inform how we deal with the ISIL menance, writes HA Hellyer

HA Hellyer writes how Tunisia, even with all its problems, has managed to remain the place that people come to for inspiration.

Revoking citizenship for terror suspects cuts at the heart of the nation state, writes HA Hellyer.

With Russia and Iran playing more active roles in Syria, HA Hellyer says Bashar Al Assad seems more secure than ever.

HA Hellyer wonders whether Britain's new counter-terrorism policy will achieve its goals

Tunisia proves that historical eventualities also have the option of working themselves out over time, writes HA Hellyer

HA Hellyer asks why Britons are concerned about the "Britishness" of a cook who wears a headscarf

Moscow sees opportunities to involve itself in the Middle East but that doesn't substitute the region dealing with its own problems, writes HA Hellyer

Muslim Americans have a lot to work with when declaring their stake in America, as other communities have done before them, writes HA Hellyer

Does Bashar Al Assad's fight against ISIL make him our ally? HA Hellyer argues that he remains part of the problem.

On the anniversary of 9/11, the West must think about the conflicts currently shaping the Middle East, writes HA Hellyer

"Tyrant" might perpetuate troubling Arab stereotypes but HA Hellyer finds it compulsive viewing.