Abdel Latif al-Menawy
‘The sad call’ from Davos to save the world
World
January 20, 2023
‘The sad call’ from Davos to save the world
A decade ago, in 2013, the rich, world leaders, political influencers and corporate dignitaries gathered here in Davos in the…
Analysis: Limited Egyptian official representation in Davos
Opinion
January 19, 2023
Analysis: Limited Egyptian official representation in Davos
The Davos sun trickles through the glass, giving the feeling of warmth while in reality it is very cold. Temperatures…
Russia is asking if other western intervention into the war is a new world order strategy?
Opinion
October 14, 2022
Russia is asking if other western intervention into the war is a new world order strategy?
The Russians see that the US and the West’s bloc are doing to defeat them is to limit economic growth…
Egypt, Sudan and the Kingdom of the Yellow Mountain
Opinion
September 25, 2019
Egypt, Sudan and the Kingdom of the Yellow Mountain
As I have previously stated, the announcement of the Yellow Kingdom took advantage of the dispute between Egypt and Sudan,…
Conscience and Law
Opinion
September 19, 2018
Conscience and Law
Yesterday, the Egyptian Minister of Health complained to parliament about a number of hospital workers in the country, stating…
GERD negotiations without Desalegn: Best and worst possibilities
Opinion
February 28, 2018
GERD negotiations without Desalegn: Best and worst possibilities
Will there be a direct or indirect reversal following the resignation of Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn on the negotiations…
Cabinet reshuffle: What’s next?
Opinion
March 24, 2016
Cabinet reshuffle: What’s next?
With month-old debates about a possible cabinet reshuffle now over, talk will shift to the performance of the new ministers,…
The loophole
Opinion
August 15, 2013
The loophole
The 6th of October 1973 victory remains one of the most shining landmarks of Egyptian history. It was the day…