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Gaza’s Board of Peace: A Betrayal by the Middle Eastern and Muslim States?

Gaza’s Board of Peace: A Betrayal by the Middle Eastern and Muslim States?

Gaza’s Board of Peace, a joint multilateral unity of nations to secure peace and reconstruction in Gaza, is considered a betrayal by citizens of Middle Eastern and Muslim countries, because it is seen as an extension of neo-colonialism, granting President Trump sweeping powers, and limiting Palestinian participation and right to self-determination.

Sudan’s Need for Hope, Not Division From Foreign Involvement

Sudan’s Need for Hope, Not Division From Foreign Involvement

As the RSF and the Sudanese military make Sudan a warzone, foreign involvement based on nations’ economic interests takes away from the needs of the people of Sudan.

AfricaBy Saanvi ThakurMay 27, 2023Sudan, foreign involvement, RSF, coup, Military, civil war, UAE, Egypt, investment

A Steep Price to Prevent Protest: Egypt's New Capital Forged from Fear of Insurrection

A Steep Price to Prevent Protest: Egypt's New Capital Forged from Fear of Insurrection

Middle EastBy Danya KarivJanuary 3, 2023Security, Egypt, Cairo, Economy

OPEC from the African Perspective

OPEC from the African Perspective

AfricaBy Katie HarmonOctober 27, 2022Oil, OPEC, Middle East, Economy, Egypt, Ghana, Chad, Angola, Nigeria, Botswana

Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: Groundbreaking or Cataclysmic?

Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: Groundbreaking or Cataclysmic?

AfricaBy Aidan DonovanSeptember 28, 2022Ethiopia, Dam, Water, Egypt, Sudan, Infrastructure, Energy

Access to Women’s Healthcare in Egypt

Access to Women’s Healthcare in Egypt

Africa, Middle EastBy Mia McCarthyNovember 13, 2019Egypt, Human Rights, Culture, Health, Women's Rights, International Institutions