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Jonathan Fenton-Harvey

Jonathan Fenton-Harvey

Jonathan Fenton-Harvey is a journalist and researcher, who focuses on political issues and humanitarian crises in the Middle East and North Africa.

Jonathan Fenton-Harvey is a journalist and researcher, who focuses on political issues and humanitarian crises in the Middle East and North Africa.

Articles from author

Labour’s ideological dilemma in poll-bound UK reflects wider European trend

Britain is engulfed in a rightward shift echoed across Europe, which in turn boosts more hardline political views.

Labour’s ideological dilemma in poll-bound UK reflects wider European trend

Labour’s ideological dilemma in poll-bound UK reflects wider European trend

Caught between the Red Sea and Houthi rebels, US running out of options

As a subplot to the Gaza war unfolds along a crucial shipping route, will Washington risk inflaming regional tensions by intervening militarily?

Caught between the Red Sea and Houthi rebels, US running out of options

Caught between the Red Sea and Houthi rebels, US running out of options

Can China erode the dollar’s power in the Middle East?

Though Beijing might not dethrone the dollar soon, trading in currencies like the yuan could set a precedent and gradually weaken US’s economic power.

Can China erode the dollar’s power in the Middle East?

Can China erode the dollar’s power in the Middle East?

Why allies are unlikely to back US strategy to contain China

Despite AUKUS boosting the US-led containment of China, Washington may still struggle to gain full support from its allies as economic woes bubble to the surface.

Why allies are unlikely to back US strategy to contain China

Why allies are unlikely to back US strategy to contain China

Brexit to Bregret: Why Britain might make a U-turn on EU ties

As the worst economic crisis in decades squeezes the kingdom, Brits are forced to count the cost of leaving the European Union.

Brexit to Bregret: Why Britain might make a U-turn on EU ties

Brexit to Bregret: Why Britain might make a U-turn on EU ties

Is green hydrogen Africa’s answer to the global climate crisis?

While the prospects are exciting for the continent, governments and companies must ensure that the native populations get access to the alternative energy sources.

Is green hydrogen Africa’s answer to the global climate crisis?

Is green hydrogen Africa’s answer to the global climate crisis?

Scottish independence: is a break-up of the UK eventually possible?

The UK Supreme Court’s ruling against a future referendum might appear to have snuffed out hopes of Scottish independence. But there may be hope yet for the Scots.

Scottish independence: is a break-up of the UK eventually possible?

Scottish independence: is a break-up of the UK eventually possible?

How China outsmarted US in Africa

As Washington directed its energy on Russia, Beijing stepped in to fill the vacuum with large ınfrastructure projects and generous aid to nations.

How China outsmarted US in Africa

How China outsmarted US in Africa

Can EU’s Green Energy plan survive the harsh winter and Ukraine war?

EU scrambles to find new energy sources to replace Russian gas, a fragility in Europe’s energy dependencies and plans has become apparent. Moreover, further challenges have hit the EU’s hopeful transition to green energy.

Can EU’s Green Energy plan survive the harsh winter and Ukraine war?

Can EU’s Green Energy plan survive the harsh winter and Ukraine war?

What Queen Elizabeth II’s death could mean for Britain’s global influence

It is up for question over whether the upcoming King Charles III can fill in Queen’s shoes – as the 96-year-old monarch has left a historical legacy.

What Queen Elizabeth II’s death could mean for Britain’s global influence

What Queen Elizabeth II’s death could mean for Britain’s global influence