The stability and future of the Arab system are directly linked to the overall regional landscape.
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Egyptian-US relations should be managed in a larger context than Washington’s relations with Israel or its views on Egypt’s record on human rights.
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As conflict on the ground intensifies in Libya, Egypt must rethink its options, writes Hussein Haridy
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It is imperative that Egypt gets back to work, while keeping the spread of coronavirus under firm control, writes Hussein Haridy
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With the world in pandemic lockdown, Hussein Haridy examines the state and prospects of regional dynamics and affairs
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Attempts at forcible regime change in Syria should never have happened. It is more than time to reintegrate Damascus into the Arab fold, writes Hussein Haridy
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The 5 March accord between Putin and Erdogan only delays a final reckoning that it is sure to come when the Syrian army pushes forward in its goal of retaking all of Syria, writes Hussein Haridy
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Egyptian foreign policy under late president Mubarak was balanced, pragmatic and responsive to the multitude of changes in the international system across the three decades he ruled Egypt, writes Hussein Haridy
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The bluster of Turkey’s Erdogan will soon run out of steam in Syria, and perhaps elsewhere also, writes Hussein Haridy
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The polarisation on display this week in Washington, amid Trump’s election year State of the Union address, is unprecedented in modern American history,
writes Hussein Haridy
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NATO members are committed to collective defence. But what happens when one NATO member is a threat to the security and peace of non-member states, asks Hussein Haridy
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While the fall of the Berlin Wall had a tremendous impact, the reverberations of that event appeared to abate at the shores of the Arab world,
writes Hussein Haridy
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The ultimate fate of the uprisings in Lebanon and Iraq will depend on the new regional balance to be struck between Saudi Arabia and Iran, writes Hussein Haridy
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Turkey’s free hand in Syria shows how impotent the Arab security system really is, writes Hussein Haridy
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