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Returning to the Stage: Egypt’s Initiatives May Reshape East African Geopolitics

Egyptian aid packages have also been regularly delivered to South Sudan, which al-Sisi visited in November last year with his head of intelligence to meet his counterpart Salva Kiir.

Libya Renews its Ties in the Maghreb: Continuation, Not Departure

SecurityBy Timothy Reid

An estimated 600 Tunisian extremist jihadis are reckoned to remain in Libya, primarily in the south.

Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?

WorldBy Gokhan Gokce

application of more diplomatic, security, and economic resources to Southeast Asia, in part to undermine China's growing influence, China has stepped up efforts to strengthen ties with ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) countries, especially Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

Zionism and Hindu Nationalism Bring Israel and India Together

WorldBy CJ Werleman

Read: What is the Future for India’s Muslims with the Rise of Hindu Nationalism?India also voted for a UN resolution that condemned Zionism as “a form of racism and racial discrimination,” stating, “The racist regime in occupied Palestine and the racist regime in Zimbabwe and South Africa have a common imperialist origin, forming a whole and having the same racist structure and being organically linked in their policy aimed at repression of the dignity and integrity of the human being.

China in the Balkans: More than Infrastructure Projects

EconomyBy Nikola Mikovic

The so-called Western Balkan states – all of them located in the central and southern parts of the Balkan Peninsula, not in the West – have always attracted the interest of the regional actors, Russia, Turkey, and the European Union.

Does Anyone Care? It’s Time to Break the Silence on Palestine

Middle EastBy Politics Today

In the meantime, and very recently, Said Odeh, a 16-year-old boy from a village south of the occupied West Bank was shot twice in the back and killed by Israeli forces.

The Evolution of Apartheid: Why Israel is Becoming a Pariah State

OpinionBy Ramzy Baroud Romana Rubeo

This condemnation was made within the larger context of condemning racist apartheid regimes in South Africa and elsewhere.

France’s Endless War in the Sahel

WorldBy Hilal Caglayan

members like France in the south comes in return for NATO protecting Estonia in the east.

“False peace only postpones conflict”: An Interview with Danny Morrison of the Bobby Sands Trust

InterviewBy Politics Today

As editor of Republican News I dedicated pages to the struggle of the African National Congress (ANC), which worked to help end apartheid in South Africa.

Two-State Solution for Cyprus Difficult, But Not Impossible

OpinionBy Ertan Karpazlı

Both were touting a bizonal, bicommunal federal (BBF) solution that would have seen an autonomous Turkish Cypriot entity officially established in the island’s north, and an equally autonomous Greek Cypriot entity in the south.

South Korea in the Middle East: More Than Usual Business

Middle EastBy Deena Saleh

outh Korea has become a soft power giant with the effective promotion of its national image and culture worldwide.

Brett McGurk: The Epitome of the Democrats’ Middle East Policy

OpinionBy Gokhan Gokce

Ankara views McGurk as the architect of the partnership between Turkey’s longtime ally and its archenemy, the PKK, a Marxist separatist Kurdish movement which has been carrying out acts of terrorism for forty years in Turkey’s southeast region.

Hostile Brothers: The Strained Morocco-Algeria Relations Only Serve to Destabilize North Africa

OpinionBy Ali Lmrabet

Read: Morocco Lost One of Its “Sacred” Causes with the Israel NormalizationIt is precisely this capacity that Algiers wanted to showcase in the middle of January by organizing military exercises in the region of Tindouf, in the south of the country.

The Amazighs in North Africa: Politics, Society, and Culture

SocietyBy Abderrahmane Gaouda

Other groups include the Riffians of northern Morocco, the Mozabites of southern Algeria, the Zenata of western and southwestern Algeria, and the Tuaregs of the Sahara.

Where Does Libya Fit in Biden’s Foreign Policy Priorities?

OpinionBy Anna Jacobs

The internationalized nature of the Libyan war is also linked with other regional tensions along Europe’s southern border, namely the tensions between Turkey, Greece, and other European and Middle East powers over maritime rights and resources in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Returning to the Stage: Egypt’s Initiatives May Reshape East African Geopolitics

Libya Renews its Ties in the Maghreb: Continuation, Not Departure

Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?

Zionism and Hindu Nationalism Bring Israel and India Together

China in the Balkans: More than Infrastructure Projects

Does Anyone Care? It’s Time to Break the Silence on Palestine

The Evolution of Apartheid: Why Israel is Becoming a Pariah State

France’s Endless War in the Sahel

“False peace only postpones conflict”: An Interview with Danny Morrison of the Bobby Sands Trust

Two-State Solution for Cyprus Difficult, But Not Impossible

South Korea in the Middle East: More Than Usual Business

Brett McGurk: The Epitome of the Democrats’ Middle East Policy

Hostile Brothers: The Strained Morocco-Algeria Relations Only Serve to Destabilize North Africa

The Amazighs in North Africa: Politics, Society, and Culture

Where Does Libya Fit in Biden’s Foreign Policy Priorities?

Israelis Might Go to Polls for the 5th Time in Two Years

What Is China’s Endgame in Northern Iraq?

The Ethnically Diverse Biden Administration Makes White Supremacists Angry

AfCFTA and Pan-Africanism: Do China and the US Have a Role in the Agreement?

Why Many Liberation Movements Fail at Government

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