The darkest day in Egypt’s history: Rabaa massacre and its sorrow memory
n August 14, 2013, Egypt suffered its largest civilian massacre; one that had never been witnessed in the country’s history.
Too Weak to Survive, Too Big to Fail: The Unknown Future of the Sisi Regime in Egypt
gypt has been experiencing continuing instability since the military coup that took place on July 3, 2013.
Egypt’s Sisi Turned it’s Iron-Fist Towards Secular Opposition
gypt has been witnessing a new wave of political oppression against civil opposition figures.
Egypt’s Operation in the Sinai and Human Rights
he Northern Sinai region of Egypt has recently become the scene of intense operations of the army.
A National Hero’s Quest for Justice: the Story of Mohamed Aboutrika in Egypt
gypt has been making headlines recently with its two legendary football players: Liverpool’s award-winning striker Mohammed Salah and former Egyptian international and Al-Ahly player Mohamed Aboutrika.
Sisi’s Re-Election and the Western Stance: How the West Failed in Egypt
gypt has left behind one of the most anti-democratic electoral processes seen on a global level in recent years.
Presidential Elections in Egypt and the Future of the Authoritarian Regime
ver the past few years, the political arena in Egypt has witnessed an unprecedented period of oppression.
Nov. 27: daylong mourning in Tukey for Egypt’s terror victims
t is Monday, November 27 and it is the day of mourning in Turkey for the victims of the deadly terrorist attack on a mosque in Egypt.
Going Back to the Origins: Change and Continuity in Egyptian Society
Faruk Yaslıçimen interviewed with the director of the Yunus Emre Institute in Cairo and talked about Egyptian society.
Is Normalization Possible in Turkish-Egyptian Relations?
Turkish-Egyptian relations have been in a severe crisis since the military coup in Egypt in 2013.
Turkey and Egypt: Towards a Normalization?
The debate surrounding relations between Turkey and Egypt is on the rise largely because of a series of political maneuverings and actions that have taken place in the last few weeks.
Saudi and Emirati Pivot to Russia and China: Shift of Axis or Extreme Hedging?
During the visit, Biden is also expected to join a meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) plus Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan which too will be present at the meeting.
Negotiating a New Chapter in Saudi-Turkish Relations
Saudi decision-makers and media portrayed the crown prince’s visit as the last leg of his regional tour to Egypt and Jordan, and, thus, not a special visit to Turkey per se.
How the Russia-Ukraine War Will Change Turkey-US Relations
In particular, the ongoing normalization of the relations between Turkey and the UAE, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel, and Turkey and Egypt have paved the way for the end of the polarization prevailing in the region during the Trump era.
Debunking Israeli Myths about the Nakba: Denial Does Not Overwrite History
Looking deeper into this issue, however, it is alleged that Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service, was behind planting bombs in countries such as Iraq and Egypt to create fear among the Jewish population pushing them to migrate to Palestine.
Echoes from President Erdoğan’s Saudi Arabia Visit: A Fresh Start?
On the regional realm, the easing of tensions between Qatar and the Gulf countries with the signing of the al-Ula Declaration, the launch of normalization talks between Turkey and Egypt, the weakening of the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Iran nuclear talks were significant motivational factors behind the Turkish-Saudi thaw.
Libya’s Political Atmosphere Is a Gordian Knot
Although the HoR initially refused to choose members for the joint committee, the rivals met on Tuesday, April 19, in the Egyptian capital Cairo, to discuss constitutional arrangements for new elections.
Why the UAE is Denouncing Israel’s Brutality
A subsequent April 24 meeting in Cairo between the heads of the UAE, Jordan, and Egypt to discuss tensions in Jerusalem, jointly calling on Israel to “respect the status quo of Al Aqsa mosque.
Tunisia’s Opposition Faces a Serious Test with Kais Saied
As for international positions on the coup, so far Saied has found no real financial backers to rely on in the manner Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was able to in Egypt.
“I Kept Three Copies of My Novels Lest They Get Confiscated”: An Interview with Freed Palestinian Prisoner Esmat Mansour
It caught my attention that when they were talking about Egypt, they were talking about the Egyptian border, and when they were talking about Israel, they were talking about the fence.
