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Israel is taking advantage of the Suez Canal accident to push its alterntives April 8, 2021 at 3:32 pm | Published in: Africa, Article, Egypt, Opinion The Floatation Works of the Grounding Vessel in the Suez Canal on 25 March 2021 [Suez Canal Media Center] April 8, 2021 at 3:32 pm There has been a lot of anxiety due to the closure of the Suez Canal caused by the giant container ship MV Ever Given running aground and blocking the waterway, leaving up to 400 other vessels in a queue to pass through. The cost to global trade has been put at billions of dollars. In turn, Egypt has lost seve...

This is the 'Real New Middle East' Rhonita Patnaik Ofir Akunis, Israel's Minister of Regional Cooperation and Member of the Knesset Ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's historic visit to the UAE, Khaleej Times has caught up with Ofir Akunis, Israel's Minister of Regional Cooperation and Member of the Knesset, to know his thoughts and aspirations on the prospects and growth opportunities for both nations in the wake of the Abraham Peace Accord. Excerpts from the interview with Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE Excited about Israeli leader's maiden visit to the UAE and inspired by h...

Messenger THE German Chancellor Angela Merkel supposedly once said, “In India and China, there are more than 150 gods and 800 different beliefs. Yet they live in peace with each other. However, Muslims have one God, one prophet, and one book, but their streets are colored with blood, and both the killers and their victims say the same thing – Allah is great.” This fact prompts us to refer to the reasons that led the Arab world to drown in a sea of blood. This happened since the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the success of the Sykes-Picot Agreement, which paved the way for planting sect...

Ezra Vogel, a Harvard scholar of Japan and China, dies at 90 By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,Updated January 30, 2021, 4:46 p.m. Email to a Friend Dr. Ezra Vogel spent most of his academic career at Harvard and published several books on Asian affairs.Matt Craig,Staff Photographer/Harvard University News Office With the intriguing title “Japan as Number One: Lessons for America,” Ezra Vogel’s best-known book was a best seller in Japan and back home in the United States, where the Harvard University professor’s fellow citizens might not have been as welcoming of the opinion t...

Alexander Solzhenitsyn Takes On The Progressives January 29, 2021 If there is one thing that 2020 has taught me, it is that the real political and cultural divide in our country is not between Republicans and Democrats, or even conservatives and liberals, but between traditionalists and progressives. At the core of progressivism is not the optimistic American belief that things are improving and that our children can live better lives than we did, but the belief that man is a perfectible product of evolutionary forces. Rather than being made in God’s image and then fallen, progressives beli...