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Egyptians should feel proud of their nation’s achievements

I have always loved Egypt and its people since my first visit to Cairo as a young and impressionable man coming from what was then a small coastal town called Dubai.

Corbyn’s anti-Arab agenda

When I heard Prime Minister David Cameron’s reaction to the new leader of the Labour Party, I dismissed it as a scaremongering tactic designed to undermine his rival.

Erdogan doesn’t deserve a Saudi red carpet

On Saturday, the Turkish President, Recip Tayyip Erdogan, is scheduled to begin a four-day visit Saudi Arabia to hold talks with King Salman, who recently acceded to the throne following the passing...

Message to Egypt: No mercy for terrorists!

In recent weeks, terrorists linked to the Muslim Brotherhood have gone on the rampage throughout Egypt murdering security forces, placing explosive devices that have killed passersby, torching...

The UK, an extremist’s Utopia

As shocking as this may sound, the evidence is piling-up that Britain is under the sway of Islamist organisations to the detriment of its friends in the Middle East. Until 2010, it played host to...

Erdoğan’s vile behaviour must not be tolerated

President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi’s visit to New York to speak before the United Nations General Assembly was not only a public relations coup, he and his team did some furious networking with heads of...

Are foreign and regional hands plotting Egypt’s downfall?

It’s commonly said that one only discovers his true friends during times of trouble and that goes for countries too. Today, the Egyptian government is battling a Muslim Brotherhood-led insurgency...

Egypt needs ‘tough love’ to reject Iran’s overtures

The visit of Iran’s envoy to the Egyptian capital, coinciding with the first direct flight from Cairo to Tehran in 34 years, was ostensibly to deepen his country’s ties with Egypt and discuss...