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Two Rivers, One Destiny: How the Nile and the Yellow River Weave a Tapestry of New Life
Editor -in-chief writes WHEN two of the oldest cradle civilizations in human history resonate across continents, time itself…
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The Nile and the Yellow River: A Reading into Seven Decades of Egyptian-Chinese Partnership
Ashraf AboArafe writes THE speech delivered by Chinese President Xi Jinping upon his arrival in Cairo marks a defining…
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Suns Within the Heart
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe Where Nile’s calm waters meet the Great Wall’s crest, Two ancient realms embrace as lovers blessed. From…
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The Beacon of Light
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe A quiet breath across the ancient night, The desert stirred beneath a sudden light. A orphan born,…
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“Unfreeze Immediately or Total Shutdown”: Why Doesn’t Iran Leverage the Strait of Hormuz Against Washington, the UN, the EU, and Others to Reclaim Its Funds?
Ashraf AboArafe writes THE ongoing dispute over Iran’s frozen foreign assets extends far beyond a standard financial disagreement;…
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The Wound of Minab and Its Sisters: Not Just 168 Days!
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe Upon their pages, ink still gently flows, Then sudden silence strikes with terrifying blows! In…
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THE FAITHFULNESS OF THE NILE… LONGING AND YEARNING
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe Since the dawn of time… You arrived like a lover carrying longing in your open hands,…
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Turkish University in Egypt: A New Path for Academic Cooperation Between Diplomacy and Field Challenges
Ashraf AboArafe ✍️ IN recent times, Egyptian-Turkish relations have witnessed a remarkable strategic transformation, expanding beyond traditional diplomacy into developmental…
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From Mediation to a New Balance of Power.. Why Pakistan’s Military Is at the Center of the Washington–Tehran Track
Ashraf AboArafe writes IN response to concerns that the direct involvement of Pakistan’s military establishment in mediation between the United…
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