A decade on from the bloodshed of August 2013, Egyptians have no reason to trust western rhetoric about human rights, says Egypt’s former investment minister Yehia Hamed On the London-based Middle East Eye, Yehia Hamed, [ More … ]
Three NGOs have announced that they had filed a lawsuit at a Paris court against three top French arms’ producers for alleged war crimes complicity in Yemen after selling weapons to KSA and the UAE, according [ More … ]
Cairo is an old hand at playing the East and West off each other – for its own profit, says a report by Foreign Policy Egypt Loves China’s Deep Pockets Gamal Abdel Nasser, former president [ More … ]
By: Kemal Öztürk* In my opinion, this is one of the most congenial lines of the press world: “Behind the scenes of such and such an incident…” A mysterious, exciting and appealing sentence disclosing the unknown. [ More … ]
Hamas has drafted a new political program it hopes will improve ties with neighbouring Egypt and the West, and present a more moderate image that could get it removed from Western terrorism lists. The internationally-isolated [ More … ]
By: İbrahim Karagül* The thing Turkey has been discussing over the dollar, the mobilization it has been carrying on through the national economy discourse, the joint solidarity it has been trying to form with economy [ More … ]
By: Hasan Öztürk* After the PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan was packaged and sent to Turkey in February 1999, then Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit had said, “I don’t understand why they sent him to Turkey.” As [ More … ]
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