8 Nov, 2021

India’s Engagements in North Africa: Can it match Chinese involvement in the region?

Mohammed Sinan Siyech | 08 November 2021

India’s foreign policy initiatives and strategy in North Africa has so far remained an under-researched topic. This paper maps out India’s engagement with the five North African nations: Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria

India’s Engagements in North Africa: Can it match Chinese involvement in the region?2021-11-16T11:59:46+03:00
10 Sep, 2021

Factors Determining Egyptian Policy towards Turkey after 2014

Ammar Fayed | 10 September 2021

Egyptian-Turkish relations have been dominated by regional tension and competition over the past years. These tense relations have been critical for the entire region given the considerable regional weight of both countries. Hence, the tension in their bilateral relations has affected overall regional stability, especially in cases that affect both countries’ interests

Factors Determining Egyptian Policy towards Turkey after 20142022-04-11T12:59:00+03:00
5 Jul, 2016

Comparing the failed coup attempt in Turkey with the coup in Egypt

Mohammad Affan | 05 July 2016 | AR | TR

Different patterns of military hegemony and different strategies adopted by elected governments in resistance to this hegemony may be the main factors that explain the different outcomes between the successful military coup in Egypt 2013 and the failed coup attempt in Turkey 2016.

Comparing the failed coup attempt in Turkey with the coup in Egypt2022-01-31T14:32:14+03:00
22 Apr, 2016

Nafi: “Egyptian patience with Sisi has snapped over two small islands.”

Basheer Nafi | 22 April 2016

Egyptian patience with Sisi has snapped over two small islands Mass anti-government protests across Egypt last Friday were the first to unite the people in years. More are set to come despite crackdown Last Friday, [...]

Nafi: “Egyptian patience with Sisi has snapped over two small islands.”2022-01-31T12:02:47+03:00
10 Apr, 2016

Dalay: “Turkey forming relations with Egypt is like taking a pill as an obligation, it does not necessarily legitimize the Sissi administration.”

Galip Dalay | 10 April 2016

Turkey opens new chapter in region after PYD rift with Washington After the deadlock with Washington over the PYD, Ankara is in pursuit of collaboration with alternative actors such as Saudi Arabia and Israel through [...]

Dalay: “Turkey forming relations with Egypt is like taking a pill as an obligation, it does not necessarily legitimize the Sissi administration.”2022-01-31T11:49:35+03:00
3 Apr, 2016

What Can Be Learned From The Failed Egyptian Democratic Transition?

Mohammad Affan | 03 April 2016

Abstract In this paper, many tools and methods commonly recommended by the literature of democratization are examined in the light of the failed Egyptian transition. “Pacted” transition, drafting a new constitution, popular engagement through elections, [...]

What Can Be Learned From The Failed Egyptian Democratic Transition?2022-01-31T11:40:55+03:00
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