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Mohamed Sabreen's Articles
Egypt eyes strategic opportunities
Egypt is being seen as a major destination for Gulf investment seeking diversification during a volatile period.
The Fourth Gulf War: Escalation, constraints, and the illusion of control
The current confrontation between the United States, Israel, and Iran increasingly resembles what strategic analysts describe as an “escalation trap”—a situation in which each move intended to improve one side’s position instead deepens its strategic exposure.
The emerging quartet and regional balance
Egypt and Saudi Arabia, as the two central pillars of the Arab world, cannot remain mere spectators in the face of the serious threats to Arab security posed by the dangerous war between the United States, Israel, and Iran.
Egypt and Iran edge closer
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reaffirmed Tehran’s commitment to enhancing political and economic ties with Egypt during his visit to Cairo this week.
Egypt and South Korea: Beyond strategic ties
The ties between Egypt and South Korea are rooted in shared experiences, cultural exchanges, and the prospect of a bright future, writes Mohamed Sabreen
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