20 Nov 2023 The war in Gaza has not destroyed normalisation … for now Lydia Khalil Despite deepening hostilities, common strategic interests still bind Israel and most of the Arab states.
26 Sep 2023 Israel and Saudi Arabia: Finally, a New Middle East? Dave Sharma A deal with the Middle East’s two most significant powers could transform the volatile region, but the stakes are high.
18 Mar 2020 Middle East dispatch: MBS purge, dam dispute, refugees in jeopardy Lauren Williams As Covid-19 threatens some of the world’s most vulnerable, power plays continue in northern Africa and Saudi Arabia.
19 Jun 2019 Morsi’s fate a reminder of power realities in Egypt Bob Bowker Mohamed Morsi was blind to the certainty that Egypt’s military will not tolerate challenges to its ultimate authority.
29 Mar 2019 Near death on the River Nile Rodger Shanahan <p>A marathon journey dodging traffic jams and distracted taxi drivers, all to get a feel for the Middle East.</p>
26 Jul 2018 Egypt’s new media law is ahead of the curve Lydia Khalil The regime has unabashedly claimed that what is up is down and what is black is white.
4 Apr 2018 The rationale for Egypt’s military spending spree Casper Wuite Abdel Fattah el-Sisi looks to balance Cario’s economic weakness with military prowess.
28 Nov 2017 The role of Sinai’s tribes in Egypt’s counter-insurgency campaign Casper Wuite Sinai's precarious security situation can be expected to become an even greater threat.
10 Apr 2017 Egypt’s Copts: Caught between the Egyptian State and IS Lydia Khalil The structural underpinnings that allowed for the emergence and growth of violent jihadists in Egypt are the result of decades of official and unofficial discriminatory policies against Copts.
3 Apr 2017 Sisi in DC: The state of US-Egypt relations Casper Wuite Economic reform and terrorism - not human rights - will be on the agenda when Trump meets Sisi in DC.
22 Nov 2016 Egypt back on the brink Casper Wuite The country is facing its worst economic and financial crisis in decades.