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Russia's Alternative to the Suez Canal is Getting More Reliable and Cost-effective

At the end of December, the Turkish authorities were forced to suspend maritime traffic through the Bosporus Strait for a day after the BARLAS, a 70-meter-long (230-foot-long) dry cargo vessel under the Panama flag ran aground after engine failure. The maritime traffic in this vital sea route was restored on December 29. This is the second incident...

Valery Kulikov

Russia and Egypt Strive to Ensure Food Security in Africa

Despite modern agro-industrial technologies, the trend towards food shortages continues. This, in particular, is evidenced by the information published by the UN that up to 820 million people are starving in the world, which is about 10% of the world population. There are more malnourished and hungry people around the world today than ever before, despite...

Vladimir Odintsov

Political Coordination between Egypt and Russia Intensifies

Against the background of consistent strengthening by Egypt of its role in the Arab world and and in the international arena, further coordination of policy between Egypt and Russia continues with the development of bilateral cooperation in various fields. Nikolai Patrushev, Secretary of the Security Council of Russia, held a meeting with colleagues from Egypt...

Valery Kulikov

Egypt’s Growing International Renown is Undeniable

Valery Kulikov

The Great Nile and the Controversy Surrounding its Waters

Viktor Mikhin

Egypt: a Glorious Date in the History of the Suez Canal

Viktor Mikhin

Russia is Actively Working on an Alternative to the Suez Canal

Valery Kulikov

Are Egypt and Turkey on the Path to Reconciliation?

Valery Kulikov

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