Christchurch: The West Got It All Wrong
The attacker, Brenton Tarrant, made visits to a number of countries such as Turkey, Egypt, Greece, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Romania, and Bulgaria.
How the US and Israel are Trying to Bring Iran to its Knees
Officially known as the Middle East Strategic Alliance (MESA), this planned organization would contain Iran militarily through six Gulf countries plus Egypt and Jordan.
Turkey as a Rising Actor in Global Arms Exports
The figure was 206% for Egypt.
Islam in the UAE’s Foreign Policy
Along with Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco, the UAE has sought to present itself as a purveyor of “moderate Islam” that stands firmly against extremism.
Ghosts of the Arab Revolutions Haunt Algeria
Millions of people in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, and Syria, poured into the streets with both democratic and economic demands by asking for the removal of their decades-long oppressive regimes.
Undemocratic But Democratic: How the Global Hegemony Is Maintained through Coups
For instance, in a speech he made in Egypt in 2009, Barack Obama, the first black president of the U.
Ambivalent Policies and the Loss of Western Values
he Egyptian regime has recently executed 9 men convicted of allegedly killing the country’s chief public prosecutor, Hisham Barakat, in 2015.
Tortures, Executions, and Sisi’s Unlimited Credibility in the West
n Wednesday (February 20) Egypt executed 9 men over allegations of killing the country’s chief prosecutor, Hisham Barakat, in 2015.
Cyprus in the Midst of Shifting Tides in the Mediterranean Gas Competition
In mid-January, Egypt, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Palestine and the Greek Cypriot-controlled “Republic of Cyprus” agreed to establish the East Med Gas Forum (EMGF), which not only seeks to boost domestic consumption of shared resources, but also aims to deliver gas to Europe via a 2,000-kilometer undersea pipeline.
Pope’s Visit to the UAE Won’t Help Human Rights in the Region
The UAE also played a significant role in the military coup that occurred in Egypt on 3 July, 2013.
European Double Standards on Venezuela
It is no secret that Germany, and generally powerful European countries, have no problem with regimes such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and other similar autocracies.
Qatar’s Football Victory Solidified its Moral Dominance Against Gulf Rivals
The blockade under the leadership of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Egypt, did not reach any of the goals that were initially targeted.
Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia: Bandwagon or Hegemony?
Another reason why Ethiopia’s relations with the Gulf powers cannot go beyond pragmatic partnerships in certain mutual matters is Egypt.
Turkey Charts an Independent Foreign Policy
An alliance of local military dictatorships (Egypt, Syria) and monarchies (Saudi Arabia, the U.
Why Arab Countries are Changing their Strategies Towards Syria
This call was supported by countries such as Egypt, Lebanon, Sudan and a number of Gulf countries.
America’s MESA Delusion
According to him, MESA will bring members of the Gulf Cooperation Council together, as well as Egypt and Jordan where these countries are required to help the U.
Pompeo’s Long Tour: How Incoherence Creates Challenges for the US in the Middle East
During his visit, Pompeo will hold talks in Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Kuwait.
How Sisi’s Plans for a PR Campaign Turned into an International Scandal
gypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, who is behind the 2013 military coup, made headlines in the international media with a new scandal, which was initially planned to be a public diplomacy campaign.
The Muslim Brotherhood: Rise, Fall, and Future Prospects
After the end of Mubarak’s rule, a serious process aimed at bringing political stability in Egypt started.
Some Arab countries attempting to fill the power vacuum after US withdrawal from Syria
Finally, the regime in Egypt is said to have contacts in Manbij according to some security sources.
