The most recent UN secretary-general’s report on the Islamic State group reminds us that the terrorist threat is still looming, writes Khaled Okasha
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In refusing to negotiate seriously with downstream nations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Ethiopia is pushing the region to the edge of the abyss, writes Mostafa Ahmady
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The Mediterranean is becoming of greater and greater strategic importance for the countries of the region, predominantly Egypt and Greece, writes Ioannis Kotoulas
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Egypt’s 23 July Revolution, 70 years old this month, was a watershed moment in shaping the destiny of the modern country.
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King Farouk, the last reigning monarch of the House of Mohamed Ali, left Egypt forever almost exactly 70 years ago.
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Azza Radwan Sedky uses reverse psychology to understand the causes of the war in Ukraine.
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Drawing on Cold War history for comparison, Abdel-Moneim Said reviews unfolding developments in Arab-American relations
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A world in crisis needs both trade and aid, write Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Rebeca Grynspan, and Pamela Coke-Hamilton
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Last week’s tour of the Middle East by US President Joe Biden has opened up new opportunities as well as new challenges for the region.
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Although the National Dialogue, which held its first session on Tuesday 12 July, was launched in response to a presidential call, it is independent of the government’s political frameworks.
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This week’s Jeddah summit between US President Joe Biden and the leaders of nine Arab nations reflects the changing times in the current world order.
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Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are planning to apply for membership of the BRICS group of major emerging economies,
writes Aisha Ghoneimy
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Egypt, the host of two major UN conferences, the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP27) and the 12th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF12), leads the way towards achieving the promise of an inclusive, greener, safer, and healthier planet for future generations, write Elena Panova and Rania Hedeya
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Abdel-Moneim Said celebrates humanity’s endless fascination with the heavens
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Cairo was one of the world’s most glamorous cities in the early 20th century, the result of policies carried out over previous generations by members of the Mohamed Ali Dynasty, writes Tarek Osman
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The military and civilian authorities in Sudan must work together to save the country from disaster in line with the expectations of the Sudanese people, writes Mostafa Ahmady
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Ziyad Bahaa Eldin explores the modernisation and preservation urban heritage issues implicit
in the Imbaba houseboats case
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Despite the hype surrounding cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, recent price adjustments suggest there is a better future for more conventional assets, writes
Hany Ghoraba
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