Raghida Dergham

Beijing is still trying to decide its long-term stance on Ukraine

International relations are changing at breakneck speeds with potentially far-reaching consequences

The leader of the West will need to make a notable concession to Russia without giving away the store

The West might be looking more united than it has in years, but a hot war is a catastrophe for all sides

Diplomats are trying to resolve each crisis on its merit, but there are linkages

With uncertainty around the Ukraine crisis and Iran nuclear talks, everyone's making contingency plans

The thought of being punished for sending troops into Ukraine should give Moscow pause

An anti-US coalition seems to be in the works

Simmering tensions over Ukraine could spill over into the Middle East

The current escalation of tensions is much more complicated, with no resolution in sight

Despair must be replaced with hope when dealing with Omicron, the Ukraine crisis and Iran

Despite the possibility of talks next month, both Moscow and Nato will struggle to find a face-saving solution

The Gulf is leaning towards pragmatism, collective self-reliance and diversification of friendships and partnerships

Amid the noise around the Vienna nuclear talks, the GCC members have put together a strategy

While Tehran is developing a bomb, Gulf states are developing their economies