Egyptian uprisings—part of what became known by many as the "Arab Spring"—were noted for their heavy social media use, with ...
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The Supreme Leader’s Toughest Days
Iran is a major and prestigious country that the region has an interest in seeing become stable and prosperous, away from the rhetoric of threats to shut the Hormuz Strait and support Houthi rockets ...
Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa has a lot to prove to win over Western powers. If the first few weeks of his rule are ...
In a hard-hitting exclusive interview, Dr. Michael Rubin—former Pentagon official and senior fellow at both the American ...
Are we in that moment, in the belly of a bubble that has burst and taken ‘liberal democracy’ along, kicking and screaming, or ...
The mother of jailed Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abdel Fattah Friday marked six months without food after she launched a hunger strike last year to protest her son's imprisonment in Egypt.
Thirty-six years ago this month, on 19 March 1989, Egypt reclaimed the last piece of land that was still under Israeli ...
Without telling a fiction story, it would be difficult to explain the different – almost diametric – ways through which Yoweri Museveni on the one hand, and folks in the opposition on the other, see ...
they are bound to fail - just as late Islamist President Mohammed Mursi did in Egypt after the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak. In Mursi's case, his divisive constitution failed to meet the people's ...