Egyptian President’s Regrettable “60 Minutesâ€
Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi was hoping to demonstrate that he was a reliable ally of United States and Israel in the Middle East and worthy of international recognition, but…
US Has No Moral Authority to Deem Muslim Brotherhood ‘Terrorist’
As’ad Abukhalil shares his perspective on the Trump administration’s stated intent to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, pointing out that the U.S. has killed countless civilians in Afghanistan…
Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Is Being Pushed By ‘Islamophobia Industry’
Civil rights lawyer and activist Arjun Singh Sethi says, “Even the CIA actually came out and said it would be a mistake, because in many ways the Muslim Brotherhood more…
Morsi’s Death Represents the Demise of Hope for Democracy in Egypt
Professor Seif Da’na discusses the circumstances under which former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi collapsed and died and the Egyptian government’s fear of an uprising Subscribe to our page and support…
Libya’s Civil War is Becoming a Proxy War
The shooting down of a Turkish drone near Tripoli and the capture of six Turkish sailors by Gen. Haftar’s forces reveals the Turkey’s and Egypt’s involvement on both sides of…
Sudan Transition to Civilian Rule Endangered as Foreign Interests Prevail
With the foiling of a coup attempt last week, the Sudanese military is consolidating its rule, despite having signed transition agreement for joint military-civilian rule. Gulf states want the military…
Egypt Protests Continue Despite Government Repression
Angela Joya discusses the return of demonstrations in Egypt against President Al-Sisi. After thousands were arrested and police brutality was unleashed at the protesters, the demonstrations only grow larger. Subscribe…
Egypt’s Arab Spring Isn’t Over
The recent wave of protests against Egypt’s President El-Sisi were sparked by anger at corruption, but also because of the growing inequality in Egypt, says Prof. Angela Joya. Subscribe to…
Egypt Bans Journalist Daoud Kuttab from a Transparency Conference
Journalist Daoud Kuttab was barred from entering Egypt without being given a reason. His banning indicates the growing paranoia of the Egyptian regime in the face of mounting international criticism.…
Interest in its Natural Resources Is Tearing Libya Apart
Political writer Greg Shupak discusses the failed attempt in Moscow to reach a ceasefire agreement in the Libyan civil war, and the new attempt in Berlin. As Turkey, the UAE,…
Egypt’s Government Rehabilitates Ex-President Mubarak with State Funeral
Despite being discredited and ousted by the 2011 Arab Spring, former president Mubarak’s funeral aims to rehabilitate him and his legacy of military rule. Subscribe to our page and support…
Egypt’s Secret War in Northern Sinai
Reports are now coming in from a bombing and counter-bombing in northern Sinai by extremist Islamists and the Egyptian armed forces that happened in late March. The explosions were recorded…
The Proposed Nile Dam Is A Wedge Between Egypt, Ethiopia, And Sudan
The plan to build a giant hydroelectric dam on the Nile River is a cornerstone in Ethiopia’s economic development strategy, but is fiercely opposed by President Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi in…
Essential Remittances To Africa Devastated By Coronavirus Pandemic
Families dependent on remittances from seasonal workers are facing a crisis, even in countries without widespread COVID-19 cases. Subscribe to our page and support our work at https://therealnews.com/donate. ** (Disclaimer:…
Investigating the perplexing murder of Ramses III #documentary #egypt
Investigating the perplexing murder of Ramses III, questions arise. Could assassins have defied all odds and infiltrated the heavily guarded throne room to strike down the pharaoh? Delve into the…
Who sought to end Ramses’ rule? #documentary #ramses #egypt
Against the backdrop of a war-torn and drought-stricken empire by the end of his reign, suspicions arise: who sought to end Ramses’ rule? Dive into the revelation of a historic…
Gamal Abdel Nasser’s rockets shocked the Mossad
Tense atmosphere arises as Nasser boldly declares Egypt’s rocket capability to strike Israel, leaving Mossad stunned. Amid echoes of past threats and fears, the Egyptian government flaunts its aspirations, fueled…
Mossad: Secret Agreement with Ex-Nazi Otto Skorzeny
Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, strikes a secretive agreement with ex-Nazi Otto Skorzeny, offering protection in exchange for vital information. Skorzeny’s intricate network and diplomatic maneuvers ultimately lead to the…
Pharaoh of Egypt: Ramses III and Conspiracy within his Harem | Cold Case
The Pharaoh of Egypt, Ramses III, was he murdered by an insider? Unveil the truth behind history’s oldest cold case in our gripping documentary, as we meticulously dissect the evidence…