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Isolationism and Infiltrating Society: The Brotherhood’s Dual Presence in the UK

The UK is distinguished from the rest of European countries for being…

Jasem Mohammed Jasem Mohammed February 15, 2021
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Enhanced Role: Algeria and Regional Crises after Constitutional Amendments

The amendments to the Algerian Constitution on November 2020 allow, in part,…

Mohamed Bassiouni Abdel Halim Mohamed Bassiouni Abdel Halim February 2, 2021
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Egypt and Greece as Essential Allies

Egypt and Greece are two pivotal countries in the Eastern Mediterranean. The…

DR. IOANNIS E .KOTOULAS DR. IOANNIS E .KOTOULAS January 25, 2021
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The Muslim Brotherhood and Turkey: Intertwining interests

The Egyptians’ revolution against the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) rule on 30 June…

Dr. Dalal Mahmoud Dr. Dalal Mahmoud January 11, 2021
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Achievements of the 2020 elections

Egypt concluded its second legislative elections since the 30 June 2013 Revolution…

Dr.Sobhi Esseila Dr.Sobhi Esseila January 9, 2021
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Quartet ends boycott of Qatar

The embrace that Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman gave Qatari Emir…

Mr. Ahmed Eleiba Mr. Ahmed Eleiba January 9, 2021
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Incentive and performance: Improving teachers’ conditions and professional performance

In light of the Ministry of Education’s announcement that 2020 would be…

Dr. Israa Ali Dr. Israa Ali January 7, 2021
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A Shift in Education: Teaching “Values and Respect for the Other”

The Egyptian Ministry of Education introduced a new school subject, “Values and…

Dr. Israa Ali Dr. Israa Ali January 4, 2021
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Failure and made-up crises: Turkey’s foreign policy in 2020

There have been a number of shifts in 2020. Zooming in on…

Mahmoud Qassem Mahmoud Qassem January 3, 2021
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Two years on Stockholm: Yemen between comprehensive settlement and conflict management

The Yemen conflict is raging for the sixth year without real settlement…

Mahmoud Qassem Mahmoud Qassem December 31, 2020
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