African Studies Unit

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 […]

Introduction Conflicts in the Middle East and Africa often present a complex paradigm, where different actors adjust their size and behavior to achieve their interests, thus intensifying the dynamics between them. This in turn adds to the multiplicity of events in the region, where urgent solutions are difficult to materialize. Additionally, conflicts in the Middle […]

Mostafa Ahmed Makled Introduction: The African leaders were interested in the communist congress which is organized every 5 years to put the new policies of the country. The African leaders had a hope to keep receiving the Chinese support in the political and economic fields especially at a time when the continent has had a […]

Egypt is a Major Hub for Electrical Interconnection in the World: An Economic Presence that Paves the Way for Political Gains Published by: Radwa Ramadan Abdel-Fattah Sherif From Iraq to Jordan and Lebanon in the northeast, then to Saudi Arabia in the east, Libya in the west, Africa in the south, Greece, and last but […]

Rabaa Noureldein wazer Introduction    French President Emmanuel Macron criticized in the context of recent events between Algeria and France and the escalation of relations between them, including Algeria’s recent summon to its ambassador in Paris, amid what Algeria described as a violation of its internal affairs, its political system – describing it as an […]