The Economist suggests that donors should not keep bailing out Egypt, a state that only enriches men in khaki, the military. “To the list of spectacular ruins across Egypt, you can now add its economy. [ More … ]
Egypt urgently needs a lifesaving plan which radically breaks away from the destructive strategies of the regime and its international backers, says former Egyptian investment minister. Yehia Hamed, Egypt’s former investment minister who served in [ More … ]
After five years of conflict, the crisis in Yemen has reached an unprecedented level whereby children are battling life and death. UNICEF has declared a state of emergency for Yemeni children who are facing starvation [ More … ]
In a major speech setting out his vision of how Libya can end its political crisis, Presidency Council head Faiez Serraj has called for radical changes in the way the country has been operating. Among [ More … ]
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has provided treatment for more than 250,000 children suffering from malnutrition in Yemen, amid reports of ongoing Houthi violations in the war-torn country. The center also [ More … ]
As al-Sisi government is seeking to secure $12 billion in loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to save its economy, it also needs to deal with a new financial challenge, and is looking at [ More … ]
By: Ibrahim Karagül* We had stated July 15 was an internal invasion attempt. Then we stated a new wave will be launched to stir civil war. We said Turkey would be placed under tutelage once [ More … ]
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