Opinion | Hello from Berlin!
I am writing this article from the German capital, Berlin, specifically at the iconic Television Tower in Alexanderplatz. It is likely that this article will be part of my upcoming book on travel literature. The moment my feet touched the
Opinion | Salama Moussa in his quest for the freedom’s heroes in the history
I think that no Egyptian intellectuals in the early 20th century wanted to destroy their culture and values. However, many of them embraced Western ideas, which their contemporaries questioned and sometimes misinterpreted. Most intellectuals of this era were enslaved by
The Crypto Effect: Measuring Digital Currency’s Impact on US Business Landscapes
In the span of just over a decade, cryptocurrency has evolved from an obscure digital experiment to a powerful economic force reshaping how American businesses operate, invest, and plan for the future. As digital currencies gain mainstream acceptance and investors
Opinion | Ukraine at a Crossroad: Zelensky’s High-Stakes Appeal to Europe
As the war drags on, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appears increasingly adrift, clinging unquestioningly to directives from European leaders. With Donald Trump’s return to the White House signaling a shift in Washington’s approach, Zelensky now seeks support from British Prime
Opinion | Ukraine at a Crossroads: Is the US Pulling Back Support?
For years, Ukraine has been the frontline of a geopolitical struggle that extends far beyond its own borders. However, a recent moment of diplomatic humiliation for President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House signals a fundamental shift in Western support
Opinion | The High-Stakes of US-Russia Summit in Riyadh: A Game-Changer in Global Geopolitics
The upcoming US-Russia summit in Riyadh, set to take place in a few days, signals a multitude of critical geopolitical developments. Notably, the agenda will extend beyond the Ukrainian crisis to include other pressing regional issues, such as Iran’s nuclear
Opinion | Supporting Russia is not bias but strategic necessity
Following the Russian-Ukrainian war, the world has witnessed intense polarisation, with some supporting Ukraine and others standing by Russia. However, beyond the biased narratives promoted by Western media, it is essential to examine the issue from a deeper historical and
Opinion | Yemeni Heritage in Times of War: A Plundered Legacy and an Erased History
For over a decade, Yemen—one of the world’s oldest civilizations—has been engulfed in a brutal war that has claimed thousands of civilian lives, devastated its fragile infrastructure, and triggered what the United Nations describes as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Opinion | Egypt’s Resolve: Defying Trump’s Displacement Plan
The proposal was as audacious as it was alarming. In January, when US President Donald Trump suggested the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza into Egypt and Jordan, it was more than just a reckless remark – it ignited a
Opinion | “Milk America’s Gold Again” (MAGA)—Trump and Musk’s Fake Revolution to Plunder the U.S
On 11 February 2025, the Oval Office was the stage for a grotesque political performance: Donald Trump, attempting to rebrand himself as a state reformer, and Elon Musk, playing the role of billionaire genius, signed what they dubbed a plan