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Monday, August 10, 2026

Al-Estiklal Newspaper

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Who Benefits from the Bombing of LNG Ships at Egypt's Damietta Port: ‘Israel’ or Iran?

Who Benefits from the Bombing of LNG Ships at Egypt's Damietta Port: ‘Israel’ or Iran?

a day ago

The Damietta Port drone attack sparked competing theories over responsibility, with accusations involving Iran, “Israel”, and other actors, while raising concerns about Egypt’s energy security, regional escalation, and military preparedness.

El-Sisi’s Octagon: Protecting Egypt or Entrenching Military Dictatorship?

El-Sisi’s Octagon: Protecting Egypt or Entrenching Military Dictatorship?

8 days ago

The Octagon centralizes Egypt’s military and political power while raising questions over its purpose, cost, and strategic risks.

Despite Signs of Rapprochement Between the Two Countries, Why Is Egypt Hesitant About Syria’s New Ambassador?

Despite Signs of Rapprochement Between the Two Countries, Why Is Egypt Hesitant About Syria’s New Ambassador?

2 months ago

Egyptian–Syrian relations are cautiously improving after al-Assad’s fall, but remain constrained by political, security, and diplomatic reservations over Syria’s new leadership and ambassadorial representation.

After Years of Ruling to His Whims, Egypt’s Judges Are Caught Beneath el-Sisi’s Iron Grip

After Years of Ruling to His Whims, Egypt’s Judges Are Caught Beneath el-Sisi’s Iron Grip

7 months ago

El-Sisi has militarized Egypt’s judiciary, placing full control of judicial appointments and promotions under the military academy, subordinating judges to the executive.

From Boycott to Dialogue: Egypt’s Shift Toward Dbeibeh’s Government in Libya

From Boycott to Dialogue: Egypt’s Shift Toward Dbeibeh’s Government in Libya

7 months ago

Egypt is shifting its Libya policy from backing a single faction to engaging Tripoli and other actors, balancing security, influence, and legitimacy to protect its strategic interests.

Egypt’s Warning of ‘Red Lines’ and Potential Military Intervention in Sudan: Who Is the Message For?

Egypt’s Warning of ‘Red Lines’ and Potential Military Intervention in Sudan: Who Is the Message For?

7 months ago

Egypt has set “red lines” over Sudan, warning the Rapid Support Forces militia and the UAE, and signaling possible military action under its joint defense agreement to protect its security and regional stability.