- 11 January, 2026
World Bank Aid Boosts Egypt’s Economy with Over US$6 Billion
The World Bank has announced a substantial aid package for Egypt, totalling over US$6 billion. This funding is part of a larger global bailout effort
Netanyahu Vows to Defy Allies in Israel-Gaza Conflict
In the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his determination to launch an offensive in Rafah, despite facing international criticism. The
Morocco-Algeria Rivalry: Dusting Off Historical Dispute
In recent months, persistent rumours have increased about the possibility of France, the former colonial power in the region, recognizing Moroccan sovereignty over the disputed
Morocco’s Sufi Clout Thwarts Iran’s African Ambitions
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI launched the Atlantic Africa Initiative, a strategic move aimed at strengthening the country’s economic, cultural, and religious ties with African nations.
Egypt’s Al-Sisi Balances Pragmatism and Antipathy in Dealing with Muslim Brotherhood Amid Sudan Crisis
In a region where political landscapes are as shifting as the sands, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s government in Egypt has been walking a tightrope between
Yemen’s Al-Qaeda branch reports leader Khalid Al-Batarfi’s unclear death
The recent announcement of Khalid Al-Batarfi’s death, the leader of Al-Qaeda in Yemen, reverberated through global security circles. Al-Batarfi, who had been targeted with a
Ramifications of Egypt’s Backing of Sudanese President Al-Burhan
Egypt’s backing of Sudanese President Al-Burhan has sparked a wave of geopolitical scrutiny, with ramifications that extend far beyond Sudan’s borders. At the heart of
US plans temporary Gaza port to facilitate aid delivery
In a bid to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, President Joe Biden has unveiled a significant initiative wherein the US military will undertake
Turkey detains 7 more suspects for selling intel to Israel
In a later improvement, Turkish specialists have confined seven people suspected of collaborating with the Israeli spy agency, Mossad. These captures come as a portion
West refrains from confronting Iran as IAEA meeting starts
The U.N. nuclear watchdog’s quarterly meeting began, with Western powers again refraining from confronting Iran for its lack of cooperation. The quarterly assembly of the