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Impact of Egypt’s Growing Influence in the Middle East

Not only is the Middle East one of the cradles of civilizations but also a region with the largest natural gas and crude oil reserves on the planet. It is a place where different cultures collide, a focal point of international trade and an important political arena. Interests of three continents (Asia, Africa and Europe merge in this region, where the United States continues to pursue...

Valery Kulikov

Egypt-Sudan-Ethiopia: A Twist Knot of Contradictions

There has been a decade-long dispute over the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD on the Blue Nile since 2011. Recently, after the final failure of the negotiations in Kinshasa, this dispute has intensified between Cairo and Khartoum on the one hand, and Addis Ababa on the other. Various rounds of talks under the African Union (AU auspices to resume...

Viktor Mikhin

The Role of the Red Sea in World Politics

The Red Sea is steadily growing in importance as a nexus of geopolitical competition, which at the same time poses security challenges for the countries of the region. The lack of a clear consensus on the rules of competition between international and regional powers has only intensified the frantic race by both state and non-state actors for natural resources and spheres...

Viktor Mikhin

Will Chad be Able to Stop Libyan Chaos?

Vladimir Danilov

Egypt and Israel are Contemplating Alternatives to the Suez Canal

Valery Kulikov

How the Middle East States are Bringing their Rivalries to Africa

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Turkey Expands its Neo-Ottoman Footprint in Africa

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Suez Transport Collapse a Look into the World's Fragility

Valery Kulikov

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