Egypt

The International Energy Agency Confirms the Scale of Cairo’s Vulnerability Across Distinct Assessment Periods
Negotiated Operating Rules Would Protect Both Countries More Effectively than an Arms Race Along the Nile
The Brotherhood Is at Once an Organization That Can Be Designated and a Worldview That Cannot
Egypt Cares About Libya’s Stability but Focuses on Maintaining Influence, While Greece Faces Challenges to Its Sovereignty
The Agreement Matters to Israel Because the Maritime Dispute Touches Its Ties with Greece, Cyprus and Egypt
Disputed Figures from the Uprising That Toppled Sheikh Hasina Demand Scrutiny. The U.N. Must Substantiate Its Reported Death Toll
Their Push for Secure Trade Also Protects Centralized Power, Leaving Citizens to Bear the Costs with Little Accountability
Israel Must Prepare for Risks from Egypt’s Military Power and Political Uncertainty
The Country’s Security Environment Increasingly Is Shaped Through Arrangements in Which It Is Not the Central Participant
Athens’ Crucial Cooperation with Cairo Makes Disagreements Difficult to Manage
To Secure Freedom of Navigation and Counter Adversary Influence, Washington Must Realign Its Strategy and Actively Back Somaliland
The Mecca Pact Is the Third Iteration of a Single Saudi Effort to Assemble a Deterrence Substitute for a Diminished American Security Umbrella
The Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Pact Will Not Fight. Israel Should Build the Bloc That Will
The Geopolitical Environment Surrounding the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa Has Undergone a Profound Transformation
U.S. Envoy Boulos Has Raised Eyebrows Throughout the Region Because of His Confusing Strategic Logic
How the Terrorized Are Forced to Submit to the Terrorists
Egypt’s FIFA World Cup Defeat to Argentina Sparks Fresh Anti-Israel Libels
Egypt Just Inaugurated Its New State Strategic Command Headquarters—A Complex Covering 22,000 Acres—in the New Administrative Capital
Egypt Got the Photo Op, Morocco Got the Trust, and No Hamas Back Channel to Manage