It seems that difficult mediation roles are becoming attractive to the Gulf countries. Two months ago, Qatar succeeded in resolving the stalemate in relations between Türkiye and Egypt by arranging
The significance of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Saudi Arabia cannot be understood in isolation from the symbolic messages it entails. The Chinese President was received with a standing
Reporting from Cairo / Egypt The Qatari national team did not score in the opening match of the World Cup, which is currently being held in Qatar, any goal against
Reporting from Cairo / Egypt The organizers of COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, succeeded in achieving the greatest gain for developing and poor countries by imposing the inclusion of the
Reporting from Cairo, Egypt It seems that the OPEC+ decision to reduce oil production by 2 million barrels per day caused confused American reactions. The US decision to withhold $75
Apparently, Arab Gulf states have come to the conclusion that their main alliance with the United States no longer serves their economic and security interests. The Arab stance in general,
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is breaking new ground every day, developing constantly towards becoming an important player in the world, which many expect to become a multipolar one in the
Reporting from Cairo, Egypt The recent decision of Egypt to withdraw its recognition of the Libyan National Unity Government headed by Abdel Hamid Al-Dbeibeh has sparked a controversy over this
While Egypt is witnessing initiatives from the authority to contain the state of discontent in the street caused by economic pressures on citizens, such as the release of groups of
Reporting from Cairo, Egypt It can be said that the most important stop for US President Joe Biden’s tour to the Middle East is his visit to Saudi Arabia, during
Reporting from Cairo / Egypt The recent signing of a tripartite memorandum of understanding between Egypt, Israel and the European Union in Cairo to export gas to Europe was a
Egypt is now experiencing a real economic crisis, reflected in sequential rises in commodity prices and the decline in the country’s fixed foreign exchange reserves, which has caused a significant
