The Muslim Brotherhood celebrated Joe Biden's arrival to power in Washington earlier this year with nearly the same degree of triumph they felt when Mohamed Morsi became president of Egypt in 2012.
They imagined that the new administration would (...)
The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has now abated after battering the global economy during the last three months, driving down employment rates and forcing the Western economic powers to reintroduce lockdowns.
As the world struggles to (...)
On 28 September, the Turkish lira hit its worst rate since 2014, topping TL 7.18 to the dollar. This amounts to a 24 per cent drop in value since the beginning of the year, despite the fact that, just three days earlier, the Turkish Central Bank (...)
The economic crunch Egypt witnessed following the 25 January Revolution in 2011 affected people's lives and came close to threatening the state itself. Macroeconomic indicators recorded low growth rates and a rise in inflation and unemployment. (...)