The second quarter of 2014 was no different than the previous one. Egypt remained dogmatic in its belief about fighting terrorism that was Read More
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The series of terrorist attacks fastened in Q1 2015 with Egypt facing almost 331 incidents compared to 353 for the entirety of 2014. The emerging developments Read More
Despite the decline in oil prices, the UAE are carrying on with their ongoing projects such as Mall of the World and Read More
Pressure on the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan continued to ease with the decreasing number of Syrian refugees. The UNHCR had previously estimated Read More
Sinking to their lowest levels in 5 years, oil prices were the main turbine of global economies during the last quarter of 2014; either Read More
While other Arab countries were struggling to stop the flow of blood on their land, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was setting Read More
The drop in the registered number of Syrian refugees served to reduce pressure on the Jordanian Kingdom and allowed for a positive Read More
Despite high hopes, 2013 failed to show recovery signs taking the economy into deeper pits. On one side, the magnitude of the Syrian Read More
Surviving the regional tensions kept distinguishing the United Arab Emirates (UAE) that focused during the third quarter on boosting tourism, social welfare Read More
Lebanon sunk in a situation of presidential vacuum, the “master key” whose absence has been impeding other constitutional processes. The Parliamentary election Read More
