Mina Al-Oraibi

Mina Al-Oraibi learns how to fly a drone using just the power of her thoughts, perhaps a little too well...

A whole generation of Iraqis has grown up without the joy of supporting their national team, writes Mina Al-Oraibi

In the past, the societal and political aspect to reconstruction was almost always ignored, writes Mina Al-Oraibi

If anything is to be learnt from the past decade and a half, writes Mina Al-Oraibi, it is that there are no short cuts to getting Iraq back on track

The US president is expected to declare America is open for business

World Economic Forum proposes Inclusive Development Index as new hallmark for measuring growth

WEF 2018 will deal with the crisis of a fractured world – not only in world relations but within societies

There are challenges to making sure that the history of the war is not rewritten by those with military might, writes Mina Al-Oraibi

Perhaps the most iconic image of the year was that of young Palestinian Ahed Al Tamimi protecting her West Bank village

A vision that organises the relationships between citizen and state in Iraq is missing, writes Mina Al-Oraibi

Taking away the terrain from ISIL does not mean ISIL is gone. They will operate in smaller cells, they are very savvy and adaptable, said Gen Joseph Votel

At a regional meeting of politicians, economists and analysts, the decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem was a hot topic, even though it was not officially on the agenda

Former secretary general of the Arab League gives Mina Al-Oraibi his insights into what can be achieved for the region’s future … and how to tackle its challenges.

While my favourite reads number closer to 50 than five, these titles represent the genres and ideas that have most influenced me in the English language

The energy can be contagious when listening to young Saudis who have new opportunities in education, culture and media