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Yezid Sayigh of the Carnegie Middle East Center discusses the Egyptian economy, the role of the military, and the prospects for its new deal with the IMF.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt have signed an agreement to end a 3.5 year blockade of Qatar. While all sides have agreed to restore relations, it's unclear whether the issues at the heart of the dispute have been resolved.
Middle East expert speaks to the legacy of former Egyptian Hosni Mubarak and the Arab Spring.
Five years after Egypt’s first democratically elected president was ousted, the economic reforms implemented by President Sisi have left their economy stagnant with few opportunities for growth for the Egyptian people and the private sector.
Egypt and Palestinian parties have strong tactical reasons to make the reconciliation deal work.
Governments are increasingly taking steps to shrink civil space and restrict the operations of civil society organizations. Both local operators and international actors must consider a response.
Amidst mounting concerns over Egypt’s human rights record, the Trump administration announced they would be withholding some military aid.
A diplomatic crisis has hit the Gulf after six regional countries severed ties with Qatar.
Recent attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt have highlighted the ineffectiveness of both the military and the recently declared state of emergency.
The recent attacks on Coptic churches have prompted President Sisi to declare a state emergency.