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After Waltzing With Trump, Egypt Must Get In Step With Biden Supporters of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi dance and wave flags during a pro-government rally - Sayed Hassan/dpa via ZUMA Press       With Joe Biden, Cairo's relations with Washington are undergoing an uncomfortable reboot. -Analysis- CAIRO — In the weeks leading up to and through Joe Biden's victory in the U.S. presidential elections in November, officials in Egypt's Foreign Ministry scrambled to prepare for one of the most consequential leadership changes in decades for Cairo's most imp...

Hathloul has been in prison for more than 1,000 days, where her family says she endured torture

Trump leaves behind Arab world inundated with weaponry In-depth: The final year of the GOP president's term in office has seen the sale of sophisticated fighter jets to the UAE, drones and munitions to Morocco and precision bombs to Saudi Arabia - moves that may irreversibly shape the Mideast The Media Line | Published: 01.08.21 , 08:55 The United Arab Emirates on Tuesday announced a new arms deal with Sweden’s Saab Group defense company, coming soon after the Gulf nation’s mammoth F-35 fighter jet deal with the United States. The $1 billion contract between Abu Dhabi and Saab Group (...

Arab World Inundated With Weaponry as Trump Term Nears End Arms race likely to shape Middle East for years to come, experts say The Media Line — The United Arab Emirates on Tuesday announced a new arms deal with Sweden’s Saab Group defense company, coming soon after the Gulf nation’s mammoth F-35 fighter jet deal with the United States. The $1 billion contract between Abu Dhabi and Saab Group (it split from the eponymous automobile firm in the 1990s) essentially extends a five-year pact signed in 2015 and includes two additional GlobalEye airborne surveillance systems, bringing the tota...

Don't show me this message again✕ Donald Trump has come under criticism for forcing through the last-minute deal before Joe Biden takes over (Getty Images) The Trump administration is facing legal action over the “rushed” sale of $23bn (£17bn) worth of arms to the United Arab Emirates, amid concern the weapons could be used indiscriminately in the ongoing Yemen civil war. After the US Senate defeated efforts to block the transfer of advanced fighter jets, drones and munitions to the UAE, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) has decided to file a lawsuit against the ...