After shaking hands with Erdoğan, it’s time to wholeheartedly say it: El-Sisi is Egypt’s Muhammad Ali II
As such, El-Sisi, like Muhammad Ali, served as the country’s unifier, using the state’s strong hand to bring stability and
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OPINION: Unmute The Iranians – Enough From The Regime, Let’s Hear From The People
by Len Khodorkovsky The Islamic Republic of Iran is perennially designated as one of the world’s worst human rights abusers. Yet, deadly
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OPINION: Iran’s Wonderland – Lies, Hypocrisy, And Paradoxes
by Behrouz Turani Social media-based eyewitnesses report that security officers use drugs in the bushes around the apartment buildings to prepare themselves
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OPINION: Iran Protests—The View from Egypt
by Dalia Ziada In the long term, the fall of the Iranian regime could be a relief for the Egyptian
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OPINION: Saudi Arabia’s 92 Years of Glory and Prosperity
Saudi National Day is a day of victory and glory. We celebrate the past, in which we achieved victory over
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OPINION: Mahsa Amini — Defiance Vs. Deception
Iranian women had been opposed to the policies of the Islamic regime that could restrict their freedoms from day one.
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OPINION: Sweden Democrats are good for Sweden, but not good for Islamists
Sweden have been too deluded to acknowledge her ignorance regarding non-European extremists like the Muslim Brotherhood. The biggest winner of
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OPINION: After Middle East tour, how will Biden handle political Islamists?
by Dalia Ziada The American president’s decision to go back to doing business with Arab leaders is wise and legitimate.
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OPINION: Look who’s calling who a “psychopath”—Saad Jabri moans
by Sarah Whalen Why is Aljabri jabbering to “60 Minutes” now? Former Saudi “spymaster” Saad Aljabri chatted about psychology and
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OPINION: Is Qatar Abandoning the Muslim Brotherhood?
by Dalia Ziada Qatar has not only returned to pour huge investments in the Egyptian tourism and natural gas markets,
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