News 30 Aug 2019 Why Sufis let Alexandria mosque be destroyed The Egyptian government faced little opposition as it demolished a Sufi mosque in Alexandria to conclude a major road project, suggesting Sufis’ need for political protection may outweigh their reverence… Meet the Middle East
News 30 Aug 2019 Former PM Olmert: 'Netanyahu is finished' In an exclusive Al-Monitor interview, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will fail to form a government after the Sept. 17 elections and will… Meet the Middle East
News 30 Aug 2019 The bitter legacy of Turkey in Afrin Afrinis fear the destruction of religious and historic sites, and ethnic cleansing in Turkish-controlled Afrin is helping in the resurgence of Islamic State and other al-Qaeda affiliated groups. Source: Al… Meet the Middle East
News 26 Aug 2019 Egypt seeks to increase exports to Africa Despite figures indicating an increase in the Egyptian exports to Africa, there still seem to be several obstacles facing Egyptian exports to the continent. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Egypt… Meet the Middle East
News 28 Aug 2019 Another international player gets involved in Syrian Kurdish rapprochement A British delegation recently visited the Kurdish region in Syria and met with rival Kurdish parties. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Another international player gets involved in Syrian Kurdish rapprochement Meet the Middle East
News 29 Aug 2019 How Jordan handled fuming crisis over cigarettes Residents of the border city of Ramtha in the north of Jordan have protested recently against new government measures to curb smuggling, which would further add to their economic burdens.… Meet the Middle East
News 29 Aug 2019 West Bank village courts tourists with eggplant, stone terraces A festival in the West Bank village of Battir celebrates the locally grown eggplant of the village known for its terraced cultivation of vines and olives. Source: Al Monitor Full… Meet the Middle East
News 29 Aug 2019 Will Egypt's greenhouse project mark a leap in agricultural sector? The Egyptian army is behind a project to build thousands of greenhouses nationwide, which raised criticism over the army’s role in the agricultural sector. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Will… Meet the Middle East
News 29 Aug 2019 Palestinian Authority must pay $3.61 million in torture case Israel recently collected several million dollars from Palestinian Authority funds to compensate Arab-Israelis wrongly arrested two decades ago. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Palestinian Authority must pay .61 million in… Meet the Middle East
News 29 Aug 2019 Uighurs no longer feel safe in Turkey Despite the brotherhood accorded to them as kinsmen and coreligionists, Uighurs in Turkey increasingly live in fear of deportation to China. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Uighurs no longer feel… Meet the Middle East