Sudan Peace Talks: A Chronology
Between 24 and 26 of May, leaders of Sudan’s Military council visited the 3 meddler countries in Sudanese affairs – Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Turkey’s Drilling Ships to Respond to Injustice in the Eastern Mediterranean
Greek Cyprus unilaterally declared a so-called exclusive economic zone (EEZ) by signing EEZ delineation agreements with Egypt in 2003 and with Israel in 2009.
Can Russia Install its Kadyrov in Syria?
, Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and others, solely due to this position as being the head of intelligence.
The UAE’s Strategic Redeployment in Yemen
The UAE has been increasingly involved in conflicts in the region, including Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Palestine, Syria, and Yemen.
US Lifts Arms Embargo on Cyprus, But Only Selling Smoke
Therefore, the Greek Cypriot administration is unlikely to swerve from its current strategy of lobbying to politically isolate its enemies by forming alliances with neighboring countries - namely Egypt, Israel and Greece - who if need be would do the fighting for them.
Cleaning the House: Anti-Opposition Campaign in Saudi Arabia
The connection between the Sahwa and the Ikhwan can be traced back to the 1970s, when members of the Ikhwan, who were under pressure in Egypt and Syria, densely migrated to Saudi Arabia, bringing their ideas to the Kingdom.
Haftar Wants to Drag Turkey into the Libyan Conflict
Being the sole representative of the anti-Arab Spring camp in Libya, which is backed by the UAE-KSA-Egypt axis, Haftar adopted an anti-Turkey policy since he began his coup d’état attempt.
Peace to Prosperity or Peace for Jared Kushner?
In addition to the host Bahrain, a number of other Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan, Qatar, Morocco, and Egypt participated in the summit, while Iraq and Lebanon opposed the meeting.
Why Turkey Will Continue to Honor Morsi’s Legacy
he sudden death of Egypt’s first and only democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, caused shock waves in Turkey and across the Muslim world.
Turkey’s Elections Are Not Determined By Identity Politics
The past decade and the Arab Spring provided multiple examples of Western governments completely failing to support legitimate democratic political movements in countries such as Egypt and Syria, or opposing the violent state and military responses that met those movements.
A Revolution Undone: What’s Next for Sudan’s Uprising?
The attack on protestors in Khartoum is very much similar to the unfortunate experience that Egyptian revolutionaries were subjected during their army’s bloody attack on Rabaa Adawiya Square on August 14, 2013.
Sudan: On the Road to Revolution or Violence?
General al-Burhan visited Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE – all key regional players - in the course of the last three weeks.
Past and Present of the Saudi Arabia-Israel Alliance
In his book entitled The Birth of Israel: Myths and Realities, Simha Flapan underlines that Saudi troops never confronted the Israeli security forces whereas the fronts against Israel mostly comprised of Egyptian troops.
A Deal to End All Deals? Trump’s Deal of the Century May Annihilate Palestine
The role of Washington in motivating particularly the Arabs during both Arab-Israeli wars and the peace agreements Israel signed with Egypt and Jordan after the wars cannot be denied.
How Israel Dominates the Political Landscape in the Middle East
The 2013 military coup in Egypt and the emergence of a regime that does not pose a threat to Israel's security can also be seen as an important factor that opened the way for Tel-Aviv to seek for much bigger ambitions in Middle East politics.
Moroccan Foreign Policy at the Crossroads
General el-Sisi in Egypt) and supported counter-revolutionary movements (e.
Will Russia Back Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean?
Up to now, in the confrontation between Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus on the one hand, and Southern Cyprus, Greece, Israel, and Egypt (which are backed by the U.
Middle East Politics on the Brink of Collapse
While the revolutionary uprisings that started in Tunisia and then spread to Egypt, Libya, Syria and Yemen shook the political structures in these countries, they also forced regional forces to implement a new Middle East strategy.
US-Turkey Relations in the Trump Era: A Turkish Perspective
On the one side were Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies (the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain) who are against Doha, and on the other side were Turkey, Iran and, to a lesser extent, Russia, which support Doha.
Will Eastern Mediterranean Gas Bring Prosperity or Disorder?
The Levantine Basin contains the territorial waters of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, the Gaza Strip, Egypt, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus (GCASC).
