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Is Egypt’s Suez Canal Pandemic and Oil Glut Crisis Over?

by Inside Arabia | Jul 10, 2020

For a few months, the future of Egypt’s key waterway appeared precarious amid oil volatility and lower cargo demand caused by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. Despite…

‘Stop Smuggling to Syria,’ Demand the Lebanese People

by Inside Arabia | Jul 8, 2020

As the Lebanese people brave their countries’ worst economic crisis, they demand the government stops the smuggling of subsidized goods to neighboring Syria.

Socotra’s Fall to Southern Separatists Emboldens Yemen Partition Zealots

by Inside Arabia | Jun 30, 2020

UAE-backed Southern secessionists’ takeover of Socotra will embolden them further to work on the fall of the remaining southern provinces which are still under the control of…

Nefarious Arab Intentions Behind the Libyan Civil War

by Inside Arabia | Jun 23, 2020

“The reversal of the democratic tide in Egypt by the military coup in 2013 was the beginning of a systemic assault on Arab peoples’ aspiration for democratic rule.”

In Yemen, a Third Enemy of the Saudi-Backed Government Emerges

by Inside Arabia | Jun 9, 2020

The escalation in Yemen’s south has revealed the conflicting agenda of Brigadier Tareq Saleh and the Yemeni government. While the Saudi-backed government seeks to defeat the U…

STC’s Declared Self-Rule in South Yemen Sets Path to Future of Civil Strife

by Inside Arabia | May 12, 2020

With the declaration of self-rule in South Yemen, any hope for peace has evaporated and a worrying scenario lies in store for the south. The concern does not stem from STC’s r…