Biden Presidency is Unlikely to Change Relations with Egypt
Much has been said about the Trump White House and its close ties to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and how President-elect Joe Biden might change this relationship.…
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Author: Alessandro Bruno
Much Ado About Jihad: Misconceptions and Media Manipulation
There are many ways of understanding Jihad and while it can be described broadly as a war against the enemies of Islam, this is only one of the interpretations. But since the…
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Scent of a Lemon: Musings on the Arab Influence on Italian Cuisine
From cannoli to candied fruits, the Arab world’s influence on Mediterranean cuisine is immense. The tasty exchange of local foods and recipes reveal a long history of interact…
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Ten Years After Tahrir Square Revolt, Egypt’s Dictatorship is Ever so Ruthless
The 2011 Tahrir Square revolt seemed to have ended almost 60 years of authoritarianism in Egypt. The result was a fragile political experiment, dominated by the Muslim Brother…
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Historical Wounds: Why France Stands Out as a Terrorism Hotspot (Part 2 of 2)
Islamist terrorism in France has little to do with Islam! Certainly, terrorists have adopted some of the language of Islam to frame their actions. Yet, there is far less Islam…
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Historical Wounds of the Crusades: France and the Charlie Hebdo Caricatures (Part 1 of 2)
Since Charlie Hebdo republished the 2015 caricatures of Prophet Muhammad, France has witnessed a resurgence of violence in response to a new call to arms by the Islamic State.…
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