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World & Middle East
April 18, 2026788Antalya Summit: Egypt Joins Regional Partners in Efforts to Manage U.S.–Iran Diplomatic Stalemate
Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan held talks on Friday on the sidelines of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, focusing on…
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News
April 18, 2026797Dr. Paolo Branca, Professor of Arabic Language and Islamic Studies at the Catholic University of Milan:Egyptians are the largest community in Milan, owning around 12,000 businesses and commercial registrations
>> I learned Arabic initially for business purposes, but later shifted to literature and history >> President Sadat was an…
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April 18, 2026792Widespread Arab and Islamic Condemnation Over Israel’s Appointment of Diplomatic Envoy to “ Somaliland ”
Joint Statement Condemning Israel’s Announcement on “Somaliland” The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Egypt, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, Bangladesh,…
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business
April 17, 2026781Cairo Leads Africa’s Economic Momentum: Egypt Expands Strategic Partnerships with Uganda, Eritrea, and Rwanda
Cairo Emerges as a Hub for Africa’s Economic Engagement Over the past week, Cairo has witnessed a notable surge in…
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World & Middle East
April 17, 2026795Dragon’s Tightrope: Beijing’s Strategic “Red Carpet” Diplomacy for the Trump Summit
As the geopolitical fires of the Iran War continue to singe global energy supply lines, China is executing a masterful…
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April 17, 2026791Fractured Mirror: Ethiopia’s Crisis of Governance and the Erosion of Federal Trust
As Ethiopia navigates the turbulent waters of 2026, the initial euphoria that accompanied the rise of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed…
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World & Middle East
April 17, 2026785“Barcelona Bastion”: Global Left Mobilizes Against the Trumpian Tide
In a high-stakes effort to recalibrate the global political balance, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio…
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Opinion
April 16, 2026827The Berlin Conference and the Need to Rise to the Level of Sudan’s Catastrophe
By Professor Hassan Bashir Mohamed Nour Did the Berlin Conference rise to the level of Sudan’s catastrophe? The recent…
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April 16, 2026782“Peace Pilgrim”: An African Journey Through Dust, Devotion, and Defiance
As Pope Leo XIV’s aircraft carved through the Cameroonian sky toward Bamenda, he carried more than just prayers; he bore…
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business
April 16, 2026785Grounded: Nigerian Airlines on the Brink as Jet Fuel Prices Defy Gravity
The skies over Africa’s most populous nation are about to go silent. In a move that threatens to paralyze the…
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