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Somali pirates demonstrate growing strength with new ship hijackings (opens the original)
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Last Thursday, the tanker SIBU 1 was sailing about 155 miles east of the Yemeni city of Al Mukalla when it was boarded by six armed men who took control of the vessel, the UK Maritime Trade Operations center (UKMTO) — the Royal Navy–run body responsible for commercial security in the area — reported. The ship, which the United States has sanctioned for being part of the shadow fleet Iran uses to export oil and evade sanctions, immediately altered course and headed for Somalia. Just three days ea
The new energy war in the Eastern Mediterranean (and why Egypt and Turkey stand to gain) (opens the original)
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Until just a few years ago, the battle for natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean primarily revolved around who exactly owned the vast deposits in its depths. The competition to find and exploit these reserves fueled disputes over the delimitation of territorial waters between Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, Libya and Egypt, or between Israel, Palestine and Lebanon. At times, these tensions on the high seas raised fears that there would be an outbreak of hostilities. Today, however, the race for natur
King of Egyptian comedy accused of sexism and bullying (opens the original)
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Ramadan tends to be associated with the fasting that most Muslims observe from dawn until sunset. For many, the essence of this ninth month of the Islamic calendar lies in spiritual reflection and a strengthening of community and family ties — often around a TV. And in many homes and cafes in North African countries, prank programs are an annual staple. In Egypt, the star show of this genre, Ramez Level El Wahsh, has been presented since 2011 by Ramez Galal, who gets high ratings every year with
The Middle East is in ruins. Who will rebuild it? (opens the original)
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On February 19, U.S. President Donald Trump ceremonially welcomed representatives from nearly 50 countries to Washington to celebrate the first meeting of the Board of Peace, an organization he founded himself to initially oversee the ceasefire and the reconstruction of Gaza. In a lengthy speech, he announced that he had already secured $7 billion — contributed by Board members, including several Gulf states — to begin rebuilding the Gaza Strip. A week later, however, he launched, together with
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