Reflecting on two years of my Day column ...Middle East

Opinion by : (theday) - Wednesday 30/12/2020 - 11:16 PM (2020-12-30)

Our disagreements will continue to be considerable. But here’s hoping for a fresh start in 2021 with the acknowledgment that the spirit of compromise is not a bad thing.

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