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Libya: Books in Tripoli, Troops in the Sahara
After a few days in Tripoli, Denys Kolesnyk argues that Libya’s future is increasingly being shaped in the Sahara and in foreign capitals, and that France has a …
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Democracy as Blasphemy and Criminality
Democracy, in its noble theoretical meaning, is government of the people, by the people, and for the people — the fruit of centuries of struggle against tyranny …
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The History of the Muslim Brotherhood: A Secret Armed Apparatus, Assassinations, Bombings, and Turning Jihad into a Political Tool
A new research study by Deputy President of Egypt’s State Council, Justice Dr. Mohamed Abdel Wahab Khafagi, has once again shed light on the organizational and …
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Migrant Boat Sinkings: Has Libya Turned from a Gateway of Hope into Gate to Hades?
Last week, the Italian coast guard announced that at least 26 people had died after a boat carrying migrants from Libya capsized off the island of Lampedusa. …
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Egypt moves to contain the border triangle crisis…
The visit of Sudan’s Sovereign Council Chairman, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, to Cairo coincided with the arrival of the Commander of the Libyan National Army, Field …
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Former Muslim Brotherhood Members Expose Its Destructive Agenda in Wave of New Books
In recent months, Egyptian publishing houses have seen a surge in memoirs and exposés written by former leaders and long-time members of the Muslim Brotherhood …
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Libya and Egypt Warn Against Violations of Sovereignty
On June 11, 2025, Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced their control over the “border triangle” region—an area where the borders of Sudan, …
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Egypt: “Is This How You Repay Loyalty, Sisi?
In a provocative and widely perceived betrayal of Arab consensus, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi welcomed Iran’s Foreign Minister to Cairo earlier this …
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Between Partnership and Enmity: The Complex History of Israeli-Iranian Relations
Today, Israel and Iran rank among the fiercest rivals in the Middle East. Their mutual hostility is marked by sharp rhetoric, proxy conflicts, and a tense …
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Egypt Withdraws from “Africa Peace 3” Military Exercises as Diplomatic Crisis Deepens Between Tunisia and Morocco
Informed sources have confirmed that the Arab Republic of Egypt has decided not to participate in the “Africa Peace 3” military exercises hosted by Algeria …