Ahram Online - Bassem Aly -

Bassem Aly 's Articles

Slowdown in advanced economies 'biggest drag' on global growth: UNCTAD

Crackdown in Turkey shows why coup was 'gift from God' for Erdogan

Almost 50,000 people working in state institutions, including police and public schools, have either been detained or lost their jobs as Erdogan reasserts control

Q&A: What we know about the Istanbul bombing

Yemen's conflict has left 5,700 people killed, more than 32,000 injured: UN

Around 2.3 million people face internal displacement in Yemen, while 120,000 others have been forced to leave the country

Turkey's parliamentary race: New deadlock coming?

After June elections failed to give Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party the majority it wanted, fresh elections start Sunday. But according to some analysts, the outcome could be much the same

Practices of Israeli settlers like those of ISIS: Palestinian ambassador in Cairo

1 Comment(s)

Kurd separatists or Islamic State: Who is Turkey’s actual target?

1 Comment(s)

As Turkey recently 'joined' the US assault on the IS militant group in Syria, their renewed attacks on PKK separatists have resulted in an end to a two-year peace treaty with the Kurdish Workers' Party

Turkey’s 2015 parliamentary elections: Q&A

1 Comment(s)

Ahram Online analyses the results of Turkey’s parliamentary elections

Maybe yes, maybe no: Parliamentary elections as game-changer for Turkey

7 Comment(s)

PROFILE: New Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman

Mohammed Bin Salman, son of the Saudi king, has been groomed in leadership roles in the worlds of politics, culture, law and the military before turning 30

Israeli PM's remarks on Paris attacks spark tensions in French-Israeli ties

Benyamin Netanyahu's comments to Jews in France that 'the State of Israel is your home' ruffle feathers in the Elysee Palace

After the Charlie Hebdo attack, what will the consequences be?

7 Comment(s)

Turkish foreign relations harmed by Erdogan's domestic moves

2 Comment(s)

Controversial moves at home could harm Turkey's relations with the West, especially its neighbours in the European Union

EU concerned about European jihadists returning from Iraq, Syria

Some jihadists coming home will need 'psychological support', says EU counter-terrorism official

Readers Picks