Michael Arnold

New York City employers should heed two important new legislative developments coming out of City Council.

Six months after popular protests erupted across the country, the pandemic is making a meal out of an already fragile situation.

Just as the explosion has permanently altered Beirut's urban landscape, so has it made clear the monumental shifts in the country's political dynamics.

The failure to leverage newly-forged relations with Israel into meaningful and forceful diplomatic pressure undermines the political credibility of Arab states in the wake of last year's normalisation deals.

Both Iran and its allies, as well as the Israeli right, stand to benefit at the expense of Palestinian suffering

Recent history demonstrates that Russian commitments to ceasefires and humanitarian corridors are tentative at best and deliberately manipulative at worst.

In the wake of the failure to form a government led by Saad al Hariri, attention has now turned to the question of who will replace him amid increasingly desperate social and economic circumstances.

The New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) has finalized new rules (the “Rules”) implementing the recent amendments to