Raghida Dergham

Arab influence remains vital even as Turkey and Israel emerge as players in the region

Regional players, both winners and losers, will worry about what will follow the era of Al Assad

As a historic opportunity to rebuild the country awaits, genuine reforms need to follow

Both the Lebanese group as well as its patron are no longer in a position to dictate terms

The Tehran leadership has an opportunity to tailor both its nuclear ambitions and proxy policy

The US President-elect's cabinet and White House picks might suggest his foreign policy agenda

While it's no surprise that Harris's dealings with Tehran would be a continuation of Biden's policy, Trump might not abandon it either

Trump will be watching closely, as the US administration attempts to persuade Israel to end the war

Washington has seemingly disengaged from Middle Eastern affairs until the upcoming presidential election

Washington is uniquely placed to exert pressure over both governments, as well as on the leadership in Beirut

The enforcement of a landmark UN Security Council resolution will also prove a litmus test for the two regional adversaries

It is time for Tehran to abandon its strategy of using proxies like Hezbollah and emerge as a responsible regional player

Hassan Nasrallah needs to remember his 2006 blunder and take a step back

Fortunately for the US Vice President, her boss Biden can still secure much-needed peace

He would be wrong to underestimate his opponent in Tuesday's presidential debate