Middle East Unit
By: Hana Ashraf ElHessy The introduction: Yemen has many seaports that are characterized by a special nature due to their strategic locations suitable for international trade and shipping lines, which has made the conflict in Yemen more complex, as the parties of the conflict are struggling to control the coasts, seaports, and sea outlets controlled […]
By : Mayar Saber Abd Elkader, Shaimaa Adel Mostafa, Salwa Amr Wally Index Content ………………………………………… Page number List of termenologies Introduction Climate finance Climate finance sources public sources. Private sources. Types of corruption that may face climate finance Emmitions trading mechanisms Case studies Anti-corruption measures to combat climate finance corruption Conclusion List of refrences List of termenolgies Emissions […]
By: Marwa Samaha Introduction: A few days ago, the world celebrated the International Children’s Day, which was announced, on November 20, 1954, and the world celebrated it every year, on the twentieth of November, starting in 1990, so this occasion has great international importance. The competent authorities from around the world during that day conduct […]
Mostafa Ahmed Makled Recently . Algeria has carried out an intense diplomatic activity. It seeks to play a greater regional role, especially after gaining more confidence after it achieved influence in the gas file, as it became an important source for supplying gas to Europe. The Algerian diplomatic activity appears in an attempt to make […]
Hussein El Mobayad Climate change and particularly global warming remains the single most urgent ongoing global crisis to date. Human activities, including deforestation, large-scale agriculture and industrialisation have been attributed to increasing the levels of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere which in turn have been a major driver of global warming since the mid-twentieth century. […]
Hussein El-Mobayad Introduction Since 2020, the Western sphere of the African continent, including the Sahel region witnessed an unprecedented surge in Coup D’état after decades of democratic rule and ostensible political stability. The first of the wave began in Mali in August 18, 2020, by ousting President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita. The coup followed anti-government protests […]
Published by: Radwa Ramadan El-Sherif Last Saturday, Libya’s High National Elections Commission (HNEC (announced the delay in publishing the final list of the presidential candidates, quoting its plans on judicial and legal procedures related to the electoral process. “The Commission will adopt some judicial procedures in communication with the Supreme Judicial Council, and legal procedures […]
Rabaa Wazeer The Middle East, in particular, and the world in general, have gained momentum in recent events, with the commencement of the 7th round of negotiations. The Iranian side’s recent movement has become a source of concern for the international community, as it has accelerated the pace of its nuclear programme. It has also […]
Published by: Radwa Ramdan El-Sherif There are changes in the American situations regarding the war in Yemen. From the first moment, the Yemeni war was linked to Saudi-US relations. When Saudi Arabia led the Arab coalition in March 2015 in response to a request from Yemeni President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi after the Houthi coup, […]
Hassnaaa tammam The moves of Syrian politicians, along with their Arab counterparts, raise many questions about the extent of changes in Syrian -Arab relations, the possibility of changes in the form of regional and Arab alliances within Syria, and whether diplomatic relations between Syria and the rest of the Arab States could return to the […]