International Affairs Unit
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, […]
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 […]
Prepared by: Abdulrahman Mohamed Anwar Research Assistant at the International Affairs Unit US-Chinese relations are one of the most important challenges to US foreign policy, which may be clearly reshaped after the outcome of the US elections that will be held starting today, Tuesday, November 5, between Kamala Harris, the candidate of the Democratic Party, […]
By: Laila Ahmed INTRODUCTION: The Russian-Ukrainian conflict restored the need for EU expansion. “Enlargement” has long been seen as a low priority; Croatia was the last nation to join the league in 2013, a decade after it first submitted its application. However, circumstances evolved in the meantime. The “enlargement is back on track thanks to […]
By: Laila Ahmed Introduction: The full-scale Russian attack on Ukraine has disrupted the geopolitics of Europe. Changes in security dynamics, regional balances, and national foreign policy stances have resulted throughout the continent. In this environment, France’s policy towards Russia and Ukraine have undergone a significant shift. At the same time, French politics looked like they […]
By: Laila Ahmed Introduction: The United States will choose its next president on November 5. It is obvious that the elections will include two contenders who has nothing in common. Notably, the two contenders for US president are the most dissimilar duo in history. One who is a privileged son competing against a middle- class […]
By: Laila Ahmed Introduction: Everyone agrees that Trump is unpredictable. Who could have imagined that he would court North Korea, initiate the Abraham Accords, and supply Ukraine with Javelins—all while moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem and claiming to admire Vladimir Putin? His unpredictability is likely to increase during his second term, partly because of […]
By: Laila Ahmed Introduction Two weeks after a shockingly debilitated performance during a debate against Donald Trump, the President has sought to prove that it was, in his words, a “bad episode” and not a “serious condition.” But the debate marked an indelible change in perspective among influential Democrats, donors, and the press, some of […]
By: Mayar Hany Researcher in International Affairs Since mid-November 2023, the Red Sea has witnessed increasing tensions due to threats from the Yemeni Houthi militia, affecting maritime navigation, against the backdrop of Israeli escalation in Gaza. This has led to the fastest maritime route connecting Asia to Europe via the Suez Canal becoming an unsafe […]
BY: Hana Ashraf El-Hessy :Introduction Climate change and particularly global warming is one of the most urgent global crisis, and the effects of the climate change are fast becoming more severe, and their consequences are more visible around the world, so this field of interest has become of interest to many Arab countries Due to the […]