Trump has taken a pragmatic approach to Middle Eastern issues during his first three months in office apart from his unwavering support for Israel.
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Known for his support for interreligious dialogue and condemnation of the Israeli war on Gaza, the passing of Roman Catholic Pope Francis is a loss for humanity as a whole.
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Hassan Hanafi's legacy will continue to enrich Muslim, Arab, Egyptian and human thought for a long time to come.
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The holding of this year’s Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo is an expression of the determination of the Japanese government and people
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What explains the continuing popularity of late Egyptian president Gamal Abdel-Nasser, who died 50 years ago this year?
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The widespread rediscovery of family life may be one of the positive developments to come out of the coronavirus pandemic
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Walid M Abdelnasser pays tribute to Gamil Atteya Ibrahim, a unique novelist and writer
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The global Covid-19 pandemic has overturned decades of free market ideology with regards to the role of the state in social life
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The links between innovation and economic development were high on the agenda of World Economic Forum meetings in Davos
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The late Omani sultan Qaboos bin Said assumed power at a critical juncture in the country’s history when it was facing a major revolt in Dhofar
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Japanese diplomat and academic Sadako Ogata, who has died at the age of 92, will be greatly missed by all who knew her, including by her many friends in Egypt
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Egypt and the Arab and Muslim world have lost a major thinker in the late Kamal Abul-Magd, a major contributor throughout his life to inter-faith and inter-cultural dialogue
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The Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty was signed this month 40 years ago, with many of its provisions still open to different interpretations today
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The 1919 Revolution had extraordinary impacts on both national and democratic life in Egypt, setting the stage for the decades to come, writes Walid Abdelnasser
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Taking place every year on 21 February, World Student Day owes its origins to the independence struggle of Egyptian students
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This year sees the centenary of the founding of the American University in Cairo, with activities planned to mark the occasion in Egypt and across the Arab world
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Walid Abdel-Nasser reflects on the “war to end all wars”, that didn’t
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Galal Amin, one of Egypt and the Arab world’s most outstanding thinkers, passed away last week
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Even those who differed with him ideologically expressed their admiration and respect for the late Egyptian economist and thinker Samir Amin
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