The end of the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty between the US and Russia is bad news for the world’s security
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The inept and comic figures that currently hold key positions in Britain mean that the country’s future does not look bright
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Is Russian President Vladimir Putin intending to drive a wedge through NATO by selling weapons to Turkey?
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This message of stability sent to the world by Egypt’s successful hosting of this year’s Africa Cup of Nations was even more important than winning the event, writes Hany Ghoraba
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s involvement in the Libyan crisis is part of an increasingly desperate pattern of Turkish interventions in the region
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Egypt’s 30 June Revolution sent a wake-up call to Muslim and non-Muslim communities alike about the dangers of ever letting the Islamists reach the higher echelons of power
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The death of ousted president Mohamed Morsi while he was standing trial has been seized upon by the enemies of Egypt and the Egyptian nation
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US sanctions against China and Russia have led to growing Sino-Russian cooperation and the formation of an alliance that may eventually eclipse the West
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British prime minister Theresa May ended her career as the UK’s second female prime minister this week in the minefields of the country’s exit from the European Union
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Putin’s next few political moves, especially in the Middle East, may define his legacy as Russian leader
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The region is seeing a new confrontation between Iran and the United States, but this need not lead to full-scale war
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The end of the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq does not mean that its threat to global security is over
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It is a bitter irony that Islamists responsible for terrorism across the Arab world are paraded around Washington as advocates of human rights
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Libyan Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar’s move against the militias controlling the country’s capital may be Libya’s last good hope for peace and stability
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The world must pay more attention to the growing economic, political and social problems in Nigeria before the country erupts into further violence
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The massacres carried out at mosques in New Zealand last week have drawn world attention to the dangerous spread of white supremacist ideas, writes Hany Ghoraba
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Why is the welfare of terrorists and murderers the apparent priority of many foreign human-rights organisations
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French politicians may be getting a taste of their own medicine in the current diplomatic spat between Italy and France
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Director of US organisation Human Rights Watch Kenneth Roth has been allowing his friendship with Qatari royalty to cloud his views on Egypt
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This year marks 40 years since the Islamic Revolution in Iran and with it 40 years of misery, violence and mass murder, writes Hany Ghoraba
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