Articles
By: Abdelrahman Mohamed Research assistant in International Affairs Unit Since the beginning of relations between the People’s Republic of China and the Republic of India, the border dispute between them has been a thorn in the heart of relations between the two countries, making these relations fragile and explosive. This dispute began in 1962 […]
By: Laila Ahmed Introduction: India is a rising power, but its transformation is occurring in the shadow of China’s even more impressive ascent. A closer alignment with Washington likely represents India’s best chance to counter China and secure its interests in this unbalanced environment. Over the past three decades, the US-India relationship has grown stronger […]
Author: Akram Al-Sayed Research Assistant in the International Affairs Unit Translated by: Abdelrahman Mohamed Anwar Research Assistant in the International Affairs Unit In the context of the great victory of US President-elect Donald Trump, against Democratic Representative Kamala Harris, the Trumpism phenomenon returns to the fore again, specifically on the twentieth of January next year, […]
Prepared and translated by: Menna Salah Researcher at the African Affairs Unit The “Israeli-African” relations have experienced periods of rise and fall. However, in recent years, Israel has renewed its interest in the continent due to its great significance in Israeli foreign policy. Africa has always been and continues to be a vital continent that […]
BY: Dr. Ayman Salama Prof of international humanitarian law and Member of Shaf Center 1- Deterring International Crimes The ICC’s primary mission is to deter international crimes by holding perpetrators accountable. By requesting the arrest of individuals accused of serious violations, such as the Israelis in question, the Court sends a clear message that impunity […]
BY: Dr. Ayman Salama Prof of international humanitarian law and Member of Shaf Center Agreements made by occupying or colonial powers, such as those negotiated between an external authority and a subordinate entity, cannot supersede or nullify the foundational protections enshrined in the four Geneva Conventions of 1949. These Conventions form the cornerstone of international […]
By: Laila Ahmed Research Assistant at the International Affairs Unit Introduction: Given their increasing economic and geopolitical isolation, how long will the Russian-Chinese alliance last, and can Russia continue to rely more on China? How will the future of international diplomacy be shaped by a Sino-Russian union that creates a new “Iron Curtain” if their […]
By: Aya Ashraf Assistant Researcher, Terrorism and Extremism Program The Sahel and Sahara region is considered the epicenter of the most violent tensions and disturbances on the African continent. It is a convergence point for many intertwined security challenges, starting with ethnic and racial differences, porous borders, organized crime, smuggling, human trafficking, drug and arms […]
By: Shaimaa Abdul El Hameed Researcher in Middle Eastern affairs Unit Translated by : Layla Ahmed Researcher assistant in International affairs Unit Introduction: After months of intense speculation to know the next President of the United States, the identity of the new president has been determined, and it is the Republican Donald Trump, following his […]
By: Elham El Naggar Research Assistant in the Terrorism and Extremism Program Aya Ashraf Research Assistant in the Terrorism and Extremism Program Introduction: The events of September 11, 2001, represent a significant turning point in history, as these attacks altered the global landscape politically and security-wise, being the largest act of terrorism on American soil, […]