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What If Ankara, Baku, Muscat and Baghdad Said “No”… Would They Open an “Emergency Exit”?!
Editor-in-Chief’s View AT first glance, it sounds like a simple question. But in the age of American sanctions, it has…
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The UN in New York… or New York in the UN?! Beijing Awaits the Key
Editor-in-Chief writes THERE is a question that may sound satirical at first glance, but has perhaps become serious enough to…
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TAMIM — Egypt’s Messenger to the Cedars, Bridge of Harmony
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe IN halls of state, your voice would rise and shine, With wisdom in your words…
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The Nile’s Farewell to WILMER
Ashraf AboArafe Eight years, as though the clouds had rained their longing down, And Egypt’s fertile soil brought…
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A ROSE IN TWO GARDENS
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe THE book was opened, and the pen was placed Between two trembling hands—afraid, yet graced With hope.…
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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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