Opinion| Biden’s immigration policies create a humanitarian crisis on the US-Mexican border
By maintaining this article, immigrants are denied the opportunity to seek asylum at the border and they are immediately deported to Mexico.
Marwa El- Shinawy
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Opinion| Prospects of Egyptian-Chinese relations and the multipolar world
The president’s participation in the Arab-Chinese Summit comes within the framework of Egypt’s keenness to strengthen and develop the distinguished historical relations between the Arab world and China, as well as to contribute effectively to efforts to strengthen mechanisms of joint action to achieve common interests.
Opinion| US creates a new Afghanistan in Ukraine
For example, Ukrainian military officials recently admitted that their country has lost nearly 50% of the weapon supplies that have flowed in since the outbreak of the war on 24 February, which opens the door to selling them to third parties, whose identity remains unknown.
Opinion| Trump and Biden: Two sides of the same coin
Trump submitted the nomination papers to the Federal Election Commission, then spoke to his supporters at his residence in Florida. “To make America great again, I am tonight declaring my nomination for president of the United States,” Trump said, adding that he wants to prevent Biden from securing a second presidential term.
Opinion| The COP27, geopolitical challenges, and the demands of developing countries
The conference is part of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change — an international treaty signed by most countries in the world to limit the impact of human activity on the climate.
Opinion| Biden’s threats to punish Saudi Arabia are much ado about nothing
To respond to these accusations, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia issued a firm statement strongly denying these allegations and confirming that the Kingdom was not involved in any geopolitical conflicts, stressing its clear position in the Security Council against the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Opinion| US citizens lose confidence in the Supreme Court
For the first time in its history, according to a Gallup poll, American citizens’ confidence in the court’s decisions has declined significantly, securing only 25% of the confidence of the American public. This decline in Americans’ faith in court decisions is rapid, falling by 20 percentage points in two years.
Opinion| The rise of the far right in Europe heralds the impending disintegration of the EU
Last September, radical right-wing Alternative for Germany Party (AfD) won 10% of the vote in the last German parliamentary elections. In April, Marine Le Pen — Leader of France’s anti-immigrant National Rally Party — won 41.8% of the vote in the second round of the presidential election against French President Emmanuel Macron.
Opinion| Has the CIA succeeded in guiding US Presidents in its 75 years of operation?
But is the CIA really an unparalleled intelligence service that has no failures and performs its duties perfectly to collect information that no one can obtain, or is this illusion created by American cinema and everything we know about this institution is just false and exaggerated information?
Opinion|Will Charles be the last king of Britain?
Indeed, the monarchy faces several challenges that cannot be underestimated at such a critical time. The first and most important of these challenges is the low popularity of King Charles III compared to the popularity of Queen Elizabeth.
Opinion|Antony Blinken defends Muslims of China and ignores Muslims of America
Indeed, the report said that these abuses may amount to “crimes against humanity,” but it did not describe Beijing’s treatment of the Uyghurs as “genocide.” In fact, this accusation was levelled against China by the US in early 2021 and has since been adopted by the legislatures of many other Western countries.
Opinion| US tries to confront Russian incursion into Africa through Sudan
This was evident in the arrival of John Godfrey — the former official in charge of terrorism in the US State Department — to Sudan to be his country’s first ambassador there to support the democratic transition process after 25 years of cold diplomatic ties between the two countries.
Opinion| Biden-Trump conflict changes political life in the US
All this confirms that the upcoming elections will be a decisive battle for the American people in which the future of democracy in the US will be determined, and it may be capable of changing the electoral system and political life as a whole.
Opinion| Will the FBI interfere in determining next president of the US?
For the first time in US history, a large force of the FBI stormed one of the private residences of former president Donald Trump at his home in Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
Opinion| Will the US’ provocations succeed in luring China into Russia’s trap?
“Pelosi visited Taiwan despite China’s concerns and protests, and severely interfered in China’s domestic politics, thus seriously undermining China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity with her visit to Taiwan,” the ministry said in a statement.
Opinion| Lavrov’s visit to Africa announces awakening of the Russian Bear
This visit comes immediately after the Jeddah Summit for Security and Development, which included the participation of US President Joe Biden and the leaders of the Arab Gulf’s states, along with Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq. A meeting which Biden returned from empty-handed.
Opinion| English theatre portrays Putin as a paranoid psychopath
Therefore, historical events may be fixed, but dramas deal with them from different points of view to present the same historical truth, but from a different perspective and a different interpretation that contributes to the formation of peoples’ awareness.
Opinion| Biden eliminates Palestinian cause in favour of enhancing Israel’s security
The expectations of Arab political analysts have also increased, as they expected that the purpose of the visit is that the Biden administration aims to restore warmth in relations with the countries of the region after the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and the relented American positions towards Iran and its interference in the region and the failure of the administration to take any actual steps regarding its repeated promise in Palestine regarding the two-state solution.
Opinion| Biden’s internal failures dominate NATO summit
The US president added that NATO’s strategy responded to global changes and threats from Russia and China, adding: “I told Russian President Vladimir Putin that his invasion of Ukraine would make NATO more united, and this is what happened.”
Opinion| Egypt and Saudi Arabia in the face of Iranian escalation
Despite the importance of this tour to enhance cooperation between the countries of the Arab region, it is primarily considered the culmination of the efforts of Saudi Arabia to activate the axis of moderation and confront challenges in the Middle East, especially Iranian escalation, which entails increasing divisions in the region between the Sunni and Shi’a sects and supporting terrorist groups to achieve tenuous political gains.
Opinion| After the conclusion of the Russian-Ukrainian War, will a new global accord be an alternative to WWIII?
Today, in 2022, the world is already facing a historic turning point. In light of the continuous economic rise of Asia, a century of American hegemony over the world in light of the so-called “American peace” is about to end.
Opinion| Hate and intolerance pervade the political scene in India
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the statements of BJP, which were insulting to Prophet Muhammad, stressing its permanent rejection of attempts to prejudice the symbols of Islam, and its refusal to prejudice all religious figures and symbols. Also, Pakistan said in a statement that it “condemns in the strongest possible terms” the “extremely offensive” statements, and calls on the international community to take immediate measures to avert what it described as the worsening situation of Islamophobia in India.
Opinion|Lebanon’s elections liberate it from grip of the US, Iran
The grievances Lebanese people communicated in the 2019 Revolution certainly reflected on the results of the elections, as they affirmed that the only way out of the current impasse is the imposition of Lebanese sovereignty, which has almost been absent since the inception of this country.
Opinion| Is the US involved in the revival of ISIS?
Despite the limited attack and the ability of the Egyptian army to respond to it, such an operation is a new attempt for ISIS to announce its presence and resume its subversive activity in the Middle East again.
Opinion| US and Russia threaten the world with biological warfare
The Russian Ministry of Defence said that a huge US project was launched in Ukraine to develop prohibited weapons, which was implemented with the participation of laboratories in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odessa. The Defence Ministry said that the Pentagon showed interest in the insects that carry the infection during experiments in Ukraine, and more than 140 containers of fleas and ticks were transferred abroad from the biological laboratory in Kharkiv, just before Russian forces approached the area.
Opinion| Iran and the US are behind sectarian conflict scheme in the Arab world
In Yemen, President of the Presidential Command Council, Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi, pledged to work to end the war and bring peace to Yemen, stressing that the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council will stand as an impenetrable dam to confront terrorism in all its forms, and will work to combat sectarian conflicts that are tearing up Yemen’s social fabric. This is especially so since Yemen has turned into an arena for sectarian conflicts that want Yemen to be a starting point to undermine the security and stability of the Arab Gulf.
Opinion| Israel uses the Russia-Ukraine war to its advantage against the Palestinians
The first strategy is to accelerate the pace of settlement and change the reality on the ground, especially in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque, to reinforce the policy of “reducing the conflict” adopted by the Bennett-Lapid government, to decisively undermine the two-state solution. For example, as soon as the military confrontations began, the Israeli Minister of Immigration Pnina Tamano Shata announced that Israel was ready to receive thousands of “Jewish” immigrants from Ukraine.
Opinion| Saudi-Chinese cooperation raises concerns in United States of America
Experts also believe that allowing oil payments to be paid in yuan may pave the way for the establishment of a parallel system of international payments in which the Chinese yuan will occupy the importance and strength similar to the US dollar. Also, it will help Russia bypass the sanctions imposed by Western countries after it invaded Ukraine, as Moscow can use the yuan as well.
Opinion| The US loses Saudi Arabia as a strategic ally because of Biden’s policies
Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, oil prices witnessed a rise due to high demand as the world is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, in which exporting countries reduced their production. When the war started in Ukraine, oil prices hiked even more. Brent crude oil exceeded $139 a barrel, approaching its record level of $147.50 in 2008.
Poland’s President will visit Egypt soon to consolidate relations between two countries: Polish Ambassador
‘We are not advocates of war and all scenarios with Russia are possible,’ says Michal Labenda