Tel Aviv prepares for changes in US foreign policy
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In threatening to remove outgoing US President Donald Trump from power, the US Democratic Party is going against the principles of democracy
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The European Parliament’s recently released report on human rights in Egypt betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of the social and political situation in the country
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Joe Biden is already falling into the error of his predecessors, in setting forth impossible goals against which he will ultimately be judged
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Even if the inauguration of President-elect Biden goes ahead as planned, Donald Trump looks unlikely to give up on his fight against his enemies, Democrats and Republicans alike
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Even before Biden enters the White House, Trump is moving to ensure his room for manoeuvrability on foreign policy issues is narrow, writes Saeed Okasha
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Will Joe Biden return to regional policies pursued when he was vice president under Obama, disregarding their disastrous outcomes, or have times changed
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Regardless of who occupies the White House for the next four years, core Israeli interests appear secured
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Could the democratic system in the US be the biggest loser after Americans go to the polls on Tuesday
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Out of character, Trump seems to be considering an election loss. But is this a ploy to bring out his vote?
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Private e-mails of former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton have once again caused controversy. But will the US election see an impact
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A hearing session on Egypt in the US House of Representatives reflects the prejudice and rigidity of the liberal camp in Washington
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With a reputation for being tough, but a voting record that puts her squarely on the left, Kamala Harris is an enigma who could leave a significant mark on US politics
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With Biden not attending the upcoming Democratic Party convention, questions arise over his influence on the party’s election platform
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Expanded mail-in voting is a political hot potato that Trump has handed the Democrats
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Washington’s position on Libya is muddled and risks losing the support of the Egyptian people and its leadership
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Donald Trump has doubled down on his criticism of China in the face of jibes from Joe Biden, proving the sensitivity that exists around the China issue, writes Saeed Okasha
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The US Democratic Party has moved into an alliance with anarchists. It will not serve its electoral prospects come November
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The Democratic primaries to pick a nominee for November’s US presidential elections could fracture the party, pitting left against left
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How will Washington react to Addis Ababa refraining from signing a US-brokered agreement on GERD
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