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Egypt’s Suez Canal has been an important artery for global commerce since it opened in 1869. Now, this lifeline is being threatened as the Houthis, the rebel group backed by Iran who control most of n...

China may criticise the US for turning the Middle East into a geopolitical arena but, by not joining the US-led effort to counter Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea, Beijing appears to be equally engaged in geopolitical manoeuvres rather than prioritising regional security.

US President Joe Biden has not asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a cease-fire in Gaza, even though the crisis has spilled over to more and more regions as attacks targeting ships related to Israel have occurred not only in the Red Sea but also in the Indian Ocean.

Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Ayman Ashour, announced that 28 Egyptian universities have been included in the first edition of the Arab classification of Arab universities, out of 115 universities total.

If Al-Qaeda and ISIS were the indirect products of the policies of US imperialism, Hamas is a direct product of Israel. A glimpse into the painful history

Even in its final days, with a new Suez Canal crisis, 2023 keeps reminding us that we're prisoners of geography

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Drought, war and supply chain disruption snarling major shipping routes

The company will either reroute vessels around the Cape of Good Hope or pause their voyages and reposition them in a safe location, with immediate effect.

SUEZ, proudly announces the appointment of Mitch Donnelly as Managing Director for Digital Solutions in the UK. Click to read more...