Opinion | Between Fact and Exaggeration: Is China Really Controlling Canada?
In recent months, what was once a relatively minor economic story about…
Opinion | Trump’s America and the Global Monroe Doctrine: When Power Becomes Policy
At the dawn of 2026, the world no longer tolerates ambiguity. Diplomatic…
Opinion | Beyond Trump and Venezuela: When Power Tests the Limits of International Law
The decision by the U.S. administration, under President Donald Trump, to pursue…
Opinion | Censorship Creates Fame: The Pulled 60 Minutes Episode on ‘Hell in El Salvador’ Garners Millions of Views Despite the Ban
The media and journalistic circles have been abuzz recently over an episode…
Opinion | Global Storytelling Platforms: How Netflix Shapes Culture and Identity
In December 2025, Netflix officially announced its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery,…
Opinion | After South Korea Partnership: Can Egypt and Canada Build a New Era in Multilingual Education?
The recent signing of a significant educational partnership between Egypt and South…
Opinion | When Education Becomes a National Strategy: Egypt and South Korea Open a Window to the Future
The visit of the President of South Korea to Egypt reaffirmed that…
Opinion | Africa in a Multipolar World: Why the Continent Is Seeking Partners Who Prioritise Human Development Over Power Politics
In a world gradually moving beyond the dominance of a single global…
Opinion | The Moral Compass Returns: How the World Is Rediscovering Ethics in Global Politics
In a world increasingly defined by dissonance and division, the return of…
Opinion | Sharjah Celebrates Mohamed Selmawy: The Power of Words and Political Consciousness
Sharjah’s designation of Mohamed Selmawy as Cultural Personality of the Year transcends…