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EDITOR
GROSSI’s Late Awakening: Selective BLINDNESS in a Nuclear World
Ashraf AboArafe criticizes THE controversy deepens when one confronts an uncomfortable asymmetry—one that critics argue lies at the heart of…
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EDITOR
When Power Exhausts Itself: Washington at the Edge of Necessity
Ashraf AboArafe ✍️ The message conveyed in the AsreFori post is not merely a political observation—it is a diagnosis of…
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OPINION
The Phantom Markets: How Economic Narratives Became Weapons in a New Cold War
Dr. Ahmed Moustafa writes Director & Founder of Asia Center for Studies & Translation IN the electrified trading halls of…
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POLITICS
When Empires Bleed: Iran Stands Firm as Washington and Tel Aviv Falter
By Dr. Onur Sinan Güzaltan Author and Political Scientist, University of RUDN THERE are growing and serious doubts about the ability…
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POLITICS
Where Two Horizons Meet: Cairo and Islamabad in the Language of Calm
Ashraf AboArafe Egyptian and Pakistani Foreign Ministers Discuss Strengthening Bilateral Ties and Regional Developments Dr. Badr Abdelatty, Egypt’s Minister of…
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POLITICS
Between Doha’s Silence and Islamabad’s Stage: Who Owns the Keys to Iran–U.S. Peace?
AS tensions between Iran and United States intensify, diplomacy has not disappeared—it has simply changed form. While Pakistan steps into…
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EDITOR
SORRY… “Stop” or “De-escalation”?
Ashraf AboArafe In light of ongoing global discussions—especially across Egyptian and Arab public spheres—a question emerges that seems simple on…
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OPINION
The Other FACE of War!
Mohamed Sabreen Writes Editing manager of Ahram daily “WHAT kind of world is this When childhood is hung On the…
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OPINION
A Triumphant Cry for Unity, Justice, and Global Awakening
Poetry: M. Jahangir Khan What a resounding proclamation from Revolutionary Iran—framed as a moment of defiance and aspiration. The narrative…
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CULTURE
When Melodies Embrace the Nile: A Russian Symphony Blossoms in Cairo’s Heart
Ashraf AboArafe On an evening where light shimmered softly along the banks of the Nile, the Egyptian Opera House became…
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