Egypt’s War on Sunni Supremacism Goes to Libya
With Libya still a shambles and without the United States involved, Egypt lashes out.
With Libya still a shambles and without the United States involved, Egypt lashes out.
The new president cares less about human rights. Does that make him a friend of Egypt?
There can only be a deep state when the state is weak.
Rather than assume more responsibility themselves, some middle powers are switching patrons.
The Egyptian strongman has to balance the interests of the army, security services, judges and tycoons.
Egypt’s parliamentary elections are really a competition between the army and big business.
The deal cements France’s growing role as the arms supplier of Western-allied Arab states.
The discovery of a huge gasfield off the Egyptian coast couldn’t have come at a better time for the Arab nation.
Not wanting to be seen as leaning too heavily toward Iran, the United States restore military assistance to Egypt.
Arab strikes could drive a wedge the Houthis and Saleh loyalists, making a ground invasion less likely.
Arab states have too many conflicting interests and priorities to make a joint military force work.
Arab states plan to invade once airstrikes have weakened Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi’s opponents.
Plans to build a new capital are an attempt to placate Egypt’s restive population.
Egypt calls for an international effort to “defeat terrorism” in Libya. Italy isn’t so sure.
The former strongman’s acquittal shows Egypt has turned back to the clock.